Em Sat, 18 Jul 2009 17:23:52 -0300, Pete Poulos
escreveu:
Thanks for the reply Thiago,
You're welcome!
How would you set it up? If I have variable number of search criteria
(the user can leave some criteria empty, also some searches I've seen
let users add new criteria rows), wouldn't I
Thanks for the reply Thiago,
I have a question about this item:
>> Page Context
>> Store the search criteria in the page context (by encoding it into a
>> string representation?). It seems like a large number of sites store
>> their search criteria into the pages URL in one manner or another,
>>
Em Sat, 18 Jul 2009 15:40:10 -0300, Pete Poulos
escreveu:
Hi,
Hi!
Session
Store the search criteria in the users session. From what I can tell
this won't work because when the user starts a new search in a new tab
the new search criteria will replace the search criteria used by the
tabs
Managed to duplicate without screwing with cookies.
Load the page. Wait for awhile (say, 5-10 minutes). Now click "add row".
Which is already described here:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAP5-733
On Jul 18, 2009, at 7/188:52 AM , Robert Zeigler wrote:
That's an interesting theory, but
Hi,
I have a search page where users enter in a set of search criteria and
are then redirected to a search results page. I don't want to display
all of results in one page, so I am working on implementing a
paginated navigation bar along the top of the page which looks
something like the followin
oops forgot ff3.0 on latest ubuntu.
2009/7/18 Otho
> Both work. When I turn cookies off with both open in tabs 1st fails
> silently (does nothing) 2nd throws up an error. after reloading both pages
> with cookies still off both work again.
>
>
Both work. When I turn cookies off with both open in tabs 1st fails silently
(does nothing) 2nd throws up an error. after reloading both pages with
cookies still off both work again.
Robert, i am sure enough for you too ;-)
with regards
Sven Homburg
Founder of the Chenille Kit Project
http://www.chenillekit.org
2009/7/18 Robert Zeigler :
> That's an interesting theory, but I'm not convinced, personally.
> I've explicitly set FF3.5 to block cookies from jumpstart and clea
That's an interesting theory, but I'm not convinced, personally.
I've explicitly set FF3.5 to block cookies from jumpstart and cleared
my cookies from jumpstart.
And it still works for me (OS: Leopard). So I'm not so sure it's a
cookie issue.
Robert
On Jul 18, 2009, at 7/186:02 AM , Sergey
It works in IE8, Firefox 3.5, Opera 9.64. Windows XP, no proxy, Ukraine
If I open the page, then delete session cookies, "add row" fails.
May be some firewalls, antiviruses just cut session id cookie and that
is the reason.
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To
I try it some more time!
if i point my browser to your links, do some normal action, all is fine.
BUT!
if i delete all my session cookies and do the same actions again, i
get an exception.
i think, because i had the same problem whith some chnillekit components,
that the JSESSION parameter is add
To everyone who hasn't tried the experiment yet, can you give it a try
now? That would be fabulous. It takes one minute, and it's described
in the e-mail below.
To those have replied already, many thanks.
Does anyone have a theory of the cause yet? I don't, because I still
can't see a pa
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