Ok manu... I found a switch off in one of my hidden build batch files causing
the offline build.
I got everything integrated and built.
Sorry for the unnecessary thrash
Looks good. lightweight...quick...easy... runs fine on tap-5.3.6
dying to get the sources to dredge thru
any chance of opera
Do i need to integrate the whole component and all its files to myproject ?
I thought that the dependency took care of all that.
Thanks Manu... it looks promising... hoping to employ alot of these
Maybe I am using the template wrong.
I am trying to operate the MainNav
Can you assist?
I just copied and pasted it into my layout.tml
Manu
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I put this in my layout.tml
Keep getting this error
Do you have any suggestions... really want to try this...
An
Emmanuel,
Yes, the mixin was based on Prototype.
I'm not sure what your second question is...during testing, my app included
the jQuery library, but it was not being used as far as I could tell. I
simply added it to my pom, ran mvn ecipse:eclipse, and that was enough to
cause things to break.
I
Ok I put repository in the parent pom.xml for my project and it picked it up.
I integrated your stuff to the build.
But I am receiving this error now. Has the class name changed ?
org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.internal.util.TapestryExceptionUnable to resolve
'kawwa2/MainNav' to a component class
nam
Would a translator be the proper solution?
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Hello, I'm wondering what the best solution would be to convert a string to
currency in Tapestry, but still use the tapestry validation. Example, if a
user enters $51,000.00, it would still be a valid amount, but the $ ,
characters would be stripped. From there it would run the custom Tapestry
Vali
Your situation sounds simple enough to be solved by a hidden submit button,
like this:
http://jumpstart.doublenegative.com.au/jumpstart/examples/ajax/filteredgrid
and let Tapestry do the rest.
On 13/02/2013, at 3:36 AM, dfom wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need a checkbox that submits the form au
The same error persists I followed your directions on the web site its using
the repository you provided but it continues to fail with offline message. can
you email me the release and sources so I can build it myself ? waitin to give
this a whirl. thankskenkcola...@live.com
How are you submitting the form?
Here some things for you to look at that will help you submitting Tapestry form
properly:
Here is some code that submits the form properly via Ajax:
http://code.google.com/p/flowlogix/source/browse/tapestry-services/src/main/resources/com/flowlogix/web/mixins/Disa
Hi,
I need a checkbox that submits the form automatically when clicked.
Additionally it must use ajax.
I put a "zone" parameter into the "form" tag to activate ajax. Into the
"checkbox" tag I added an "onclick" parameter with javascript that submits
the form. The effect is that a regular submit b
Just had a moment to put together the rest of my accordion component with two
components. It's definitely more elegant than all the slinging of parameters
and coercing blocks out of informal parameter titles and of course it
affords you looping.
I'd have to agree that the t5-jquery tabs could be r
Yes!!
IMHO I think the tapestry-jquery tabs component uses the "messy" parameters
I was referring to
http://tapestry5-jquery.com/components/docsjquerytabs
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OK. So I have to do nothing ? :d
2013/2/12 George Christman
> Manu, that issue preventing me from upgrading jquery actually doesn't
> appear
> to be a bug, but perhaps an oversight by the Tapestry Team. It appears the
> ajaxformloop doesn't have the alwaysSubmit parameter enabling the
> ajaxfor
Hi
Something like our Carousel component :
https://github.com/got5/tapestry5-jquery/blob/master/src/test/resources/org/got5/tapestry5/jquery/pages/CarouselPage.tml?
Manu
2013/2/12 Lance Java
> I much prefer to use components for this sort of thing. If you use
> parameters, you start to do all
I much prefer to use components for this sort of thing. If you use
parameters, you start to do all kinds of messy stuff with naming
conventions:
eg:
Body 1
Body 1
I think 2 components is much cleaner and has the benefit IDE tooling
support.
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Manu, that issue preventing me from upgrading jquery actually doesn't appear
to be a bug, but perhaps an oversight by the Tapestry Team. It appears the
ajaxformloop doesn't have the alwaysSubmit parameter enabling the
ajaxformloop component to set formfragment alwaysSubmit parameter to true.
This a
Hi Lance,
That really is looking like the only plausible solution that hides away
boilerplate mark-up/config. All these kinds of components are very similar
in nature. (Bung some things into other named things under a thing). It
would be cool to be able to mangle (read: modify) the parameter tag t
Why not use two separate components.
Item 1 Body
Item 2 Body
I do a similar thing with TabGroup/Tab here
Demo:
https://github.com/uklance/tapestry-stitch-demo/blob/master/src/main/resources/org/lazan/t5/stitch/demo/pages/TabGroupDemo.tml
https://github.com/uklance/tapestry-stitch-demo/b
Thanks a lot for replying :)
Well I don't think providing a custom binding factory is the solution since
the map keys will differ so the number of fields is unpredictable, it has
to be dynamic.
Based on your answer, I think providing a BeanModelImpl with an
overridden PropertyConduitSource
is the
By my reading of Java history, the notion that a Java properties file
must be encoded in ISO 8859-1 is a remnant from the days before the Java
SE 1.6 specification. Given that 1.6 has been with us for 6 years now -
in fact it is so old that it is being end-of-lifed this month - I'd
suggest
Hello,
I started writing an Accordion component today to try out using the
following sort of pattern;
Some content..
Some more content..
So I specify PropertyOverrides in Accordion.java:
@Parameter(value = "this", allowNull = false)
@Property(write = false)
priv
By my reading of Java history, the notion that a Java properties file must be
encoded in ISO 8859-1 is a remnant from the days before the Java SE 1.6
specification. Given that 1.6 has been with us for 6 years now - in fact it is
so old that it is being end-of-lifed this month - I'd suggest it is
Form fields have quite a complex relationship with their enclosing form, I
wouldn't suggest writing to the MarkupWriter.
BeanEditor and BeanEditForm require a BeanModel. Instead of implementing all
of the methods in BeanModel, you can instantiate a BeanModelImpl and pass a
custom PropertyConduitSo
For property files that are expected to have international characters,
the problem with using ISO-8859-1 is that a great many of those
characters require \x escape sequences, and that makes the text
unreadable to the human eye, so then you need some special editor
support (e.g. a plugin).
As i
I am now using ThreadLocale service.
Everythings works perfectly!!
Now no need to worry for css files!
Many thanks Lance Java & others for kind help.
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Hi,
The confirm mixin is based on Prototype ?
Is Tapestry5-jQuery application a full jQuery application ? or a prototype
+ jQuery application ?
Do you have a JavaScript error ?
Manu
2013/2/12 George Ludwig
> Emmanuel,
>
> This is what I found. In the .tml before the progressiveDisplay block
Tapestry expects UTF-8.
Which is fine for file types defined by Tapestry.
Eclipse handles UTF-8 just fine. Eclipse can be set to default to UTF-8
for templates and properties:
Preferences > General > Content Types > Text > HTML > *.tml
Preferences > General > Content Types > Text >
Hi Johan,
I don't understand why you've interpreted the javadoc in that way. Here are
some things to consider:
Tapestry expects UTF-8. Eclipse handles UTF-8 just fine. Eclipse can be set to
default to UTF-8 for templates and properties:
Preferences > General > Content Types > Text > HT
Hi,
Do you use the right Maven Repository ?
More information here : https://kawwa.atosworldline.com/tapestry
Manu
2013/2/12 Ken in Nashua
> I receive this error when attempting to integrate kawa
>
> [WARNING]
> [INFO]
> [INFO]
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Have you encoded you file into utf8?
Java properties files must never be encoded using UTF-8. The encoding for
Java properties files is always the same: ISO-8859-1 with Unicode escapes.
Your editor must convert any characters not in ISO-8859-1 to Unicode
escapes.
See the Javadoc of "Prop
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