After reading your last comment that made you unhappy ;) I checked it
out
Yeah - putting assets in ${context} is going to be removed in tapestry-5.5
and is there for backwards compat for 5.3
So after reading [1] & [2] & [3] and a few failed attempts
moved bootstrap main dir from src/m
Well I got my app to launch. Not sure if its correct... i thought everything is
suppose to go into the META-INF/assets directory according to the new
documentation
anyway
I had to eliminate
@Contribute(ModuleManager.class)
public static void setupBaseModules {...}
altogether... t-5.4-b
The transition functions also live in bootstrap.js - something I was happy
to not know before :(
you'll have to do more testing on the non-tapestry side - i've cobbled
together what works for me, un-optimized, i.e. full dist.
so ... when you run an app in node and browse to it, is transiti
my last reply bothers me though...
transition.js is built into bootstrap.js
so I assume there will be a conflict somehow ?
Thanks Chris for your gracious help
its really appreciated.
YEAH... there is an upper dir in my node platform housing the js file
Transition.js for bootstrap. I didnt know if it was touchable ornot...it was
not built into the dist dir
And I am not sure if they are usable as-is or if they were
then I added this
@Contribute(ModuleManager.class)
public static void setupBaseModules(MappedConfiguration
configuration,
@Path("context:assets/js/bootstrap.min.js") Resource bootstrap,
@Path("context:assets/js/jquery.min.js") Resource jquery )
{
confi
hi ken,
short answer:
download transition.js into your js directory. does your custom
distribution contain the relevant js?
test your distribution against plain html/css/js from
http://getbootstrap.com/getting-started/#examples
unabridged:
I just looked in _my_ src/main/webapp/assets/boo
Hi Folks,
I installed node.js, and installed grunt bower and npm and
all that build platform for javascript runs fine...
I have been using NPM to checkout jquery, angular and
bootstrap out of gitgub and build them.
As a result typically I end up with a dist directory housing
a CSS fil
I always use the override option so I know what version I'm using and like
Chris said, don't want to be locked into shipped version.
AppModule has
configuration.add(SymbolConstants.BOOTSTRAP_ROOT,
"context:assets/bootstrap");
configuration.add(SymbolConstants.JAVASCRIPT_INFRA
On Mon, 06 Oct 2014 06:05:25 -0300, akshay
wrote:
Hi Thiago,
Hi!
Yes, of course. I will share the solution, but I have one more
withstanding
problem.
In my compiled CSS the image paths are wrong.
In my less file the images are referenced with relative path, like
@product: url(../imag
We use the BOOTSTRAP_ROOT override to use a custom bootstrap build with
product specific styling and because we do not want to be locked on to the
bootstrap version supplied with tapestry.
This has worked well so far.
If there are documentation pages mentioning disabling bootstrap as the
"recomme
One thing I am not quite sure about is following.
When I pull using db queries, how can it filter itself instantly? Do I need to
write some code, or setupRender function does it for me.
Lets say I have created one function like following:
@Inject
private BiznisLogika biznisLogika;
On 6 Oct 2014, at 10:41 pm, nhhockeyplayer nashua
wrote:
> ok I got control of this now... my login works and home page displays
>
> having opened up my code for first time since June 2013, I saw I was stomping
> out BOOTSTRAP as recommended in the apache tapestry appmodule config page...
>
ok I got control of this now... my login works and home page displays
having opened up my code for first time since June 2013, I saw I was stomping
out BOOTSTRAP as recommended in the apache tapestry appmodule config page...
which tells you to do this
configuration.add(SymbolConstants.B
Hi Thiago,
Yes, of course. I will share the solution, but I have one more withstanding
problem.
In my compiled CSS the image paths are wrong.
In my less file the images are referenced with relative path, like
@product: url(../images/product.svg);
and should be (in the compiled CSS) like:-
@pr
What I can see so far is that AJAX error reporting is hard-coded in
exception-frame.js. I can't understand how to override this logic properly.
The only option is to create CSS selector div.exception-container iframe {
display: none; } and modify div.exception-container position/size (which
does l
You're not really helping yourself here
Saying "it doesn't work" won't really get you very far.
Have you put a debug breakpoint in?
Have you seen a non null date?
> Maybe I should declare listaTiketa with @Persist
You have a perfectly working example on tapestry stitch doing (almost)
exactly
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