0.0.1 version of tynamo-federatedaccounts with Facebook Oauth is now
released! Additional openID & Oauth providers to follow. More at
http://tynamo.org/tynamo-federatedaccounts+guide. The following blog
entry also provides relevant information:
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/TYNAMO/2011/02/23/OAu
Are you decorating the label or otherwise making use of it as a
component, or just using it to display? If you want to give your own
value for the label text disaply, why not just use an HTML label like
${myValueHere}.
I'm not sure what is going on with your code example because it has a
lot
I do not know the problem.
This piece of code works :
LABEL BODY
Emmanuel
2011/3/3 bogdan_cm
> I have this piece of code(only relevant part included):
>
> "t:label for=userName> LABEL BODY /t:label"
>
> "input type="text" t:id="userName" t:type="TextFieldd" t:value="userName"
> t:
I have this piece of code(only relevant part included):
"t:label for=userName> LABEL BODY /t:label"
"input type="text" t:id="userName" t:type="TextFieldd" t:value="userName"
t:validate="required"/"
I would expect, when rendered, to have something like this:
LABEL BODY: TEXTFIELD
instead
I have this piece of code(only relevant part included):
LABEL BODY:
I would expect, when rendered, to have something like this:
LABEL BODY: TEXTFIELD
instead, what I have is:
User Name TEXTFIELD -> which is what the label displays if there is no
body
What am i doing wrong here? If I a
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Sounds great, but did you forget the github url? :)
Mark
On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 6:34 AM, Barry Books wrote:
> Now that I figured out GitHub I'm posting another library I use all
> the time. This is really just a AppModule that makes the AWS java
> library work as a set of Tapestry Services. Then
Now that I figured out GitHub I'm posting another library I use all
the time. This is really just a AppModule that makes the AWS java
library work as a set of Tapestry Services. Then you can do things
like
public class S3Index {
@Inject
private AmazonS3 amazonS3;
@Property
Hi,
I have a pretty simple standalone login page with a form:
Email
Password
On clicking the submit button, IE8 is throwing the following error:
"Exception thrown and not caught tapestry.js line 766 character 8"
On looking at the js, it appears that the form event manager is
undefined
I found the solution.
I add the js files to my stack in the getJavaScriptLibraries method
depending of a parameter of my request.
public List getJavaScriptLibraries() {
List jsStack = new ArrayList();
if (myRequest.getMyParam) {
js
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