4. for BeanEditForm, have an option to not use s to place labels
and input fields, but use a table instead (or other layout mechanism).
Maybe with the possibility to add columns, this is useful if you would
like to add some explanation or help text next to an input field.
Christoph
Angelo Che
This was something that came to my mind earlier: a nice enhancement for
the BeanEditor could be to be able to select a "flavour" or layout, like
"use divs" or "use a table" (or even some other kind of presenting input
fields and labels).
Christoph
Davor Hrg wrote:
I agree,
both for BeanEdit
Hi,
is there an easy way of adding a button to a BeanEditForm? Just an
additional "Delete" or "Copy" button? Maybe like you can influence how a
specific property is displayed with a ... inside the BeanEditForm.
Thanks,
Christoph Jäger
Hi,
is there an easy way of setting the default order by column for the Grid
component?
Christoph
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I knew there had to be an easy solution :)
Thanks, works great.
Christoph
Michael Courcy wrote:
> did you try ${list.size()} ?
>
> Christoph Jaeger a écrit :
>> Hi,
>>
>> Tapestry seems to only accept properties with getXxx() and setXxx()
>> accessor metho
Hi,
Tapestry seems to only accept properties with getXxx() and setXxx()
accessor methods, or isXxx() for boolean values. This is ok when using
your own bean classes, but I just tried to output the number of entries
in a java.util.List using
${list.size}
in my .tml file (with a "public List getLi
Try Hi again,
>
> I am trying to get a select component to take an id from its component
> class, rather than having it staticly defined in the tml.
> It seems, however, that no matter what I try, the id is always
> interpreted as a literal string.
>
> e.g.:
>
>
> which I would expect to get
I tried to create a property editor for use in a BeanEditForm. I followed
the documentation in "BeanEditForm guide" in the Tapestry core documentation.
I almost got it right, but some questions popped up.
What I tried to do: to find out how property editor is working, I created a
new property edit
create a small example, or is the description below sufficient?
Christoph
Howard Lewis Ship wrote:
> Please add an issue to JIRA. Although we have unit and integration tests
> covering the application state mechanism it is still possible that there is
> a bug.
>
> On 10/27/07, Chri
the view (beaneditform) can interpret. Can't think of a good
> approach at the moment, but there should be one. It might amount to the
> same thing, but with less display-centric terminology.
>
> Christian.
>
> On 27-Oct-07, at 5:16 PM, Christoph Jaeger wrote:
>
>
Hi,
I like using the BeanEditForm, but I think there should be some
additional annotations to make it even easier to use.
There is already an annotation called "NonVisual" to mark properties you
do not want to display on your page.
How about
@Display(type=password)
so you do not have to use
Hi,
after upgrading from 5.0.5 to 5.0.6 (which was not too difficult thanks
to some messages on this list), my application somehow seems to not work
with the @ApplicationState as before.
I have three components on my page:
- LanguageSwitch
- MenuBar
- Login
Depending on who is logged in and the
persistentLocale.get();
> return locale != null ? locale :
> requestGlobals.getRequest().getLocale();
> }
>
>
> Quoting Christoph Jaeger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I use PersistentLocale to switch my pages to
> different languages. It
>&
Hi,
I use PersistentLocale to switch my pages to different languages. It
works great. I have several links on the top of the page, each one
switching to a different language. When a user clicks "DE", he will get
the German version.
I also want to show the user which language is currently selected
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Christoph Jaeger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2007 15:24
> To: Tapestry users
> Subject: Re: Using row param in grid
>
> Hi Bob,
>
> you have to use instead of name="name">.
>
>
Hi Bob,
you have to use instead of .
Christoph
Heck, Bob wrote:
> Yes, Thing has a property of name. Not using a custom model. Tapestry
> sees the Thing and knows it has 'Name' and 'Size' columns, because it
> constructs the grid with those column headers and puts the correct
> values in each
Using the select component with an Enum is very convenient:
...
...
to display a html drop down list showing all
entries defined by the Enum Color.
Now I would like to have the same drop down list, only with an "- empty
-" entry as first entry (meaning: no color was selected,
preferredColor==n
wrote:
> On Thu, Aug 30, 2007 at 08:06:54AM +0200, Christoph Jaeger wrote:
>> A comma separated list of properties would be great. Then you can hide
>> and sort columns as you like (didn't think about sorting yet).
>
> http://blog.njl.us/blojsom/blog/default/20
A comma separated list of properties would be great. Then you can hide
and sort columns as you like (didn't think about sorting yet).
Christoph
Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo wrote:
> Em Tue, 28 Aug 2007 19:00:13 -0300, Daniel Jue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> escreveu:
>
>> "Hacking" the beanmodel is de
Hi,
is there a way to use messages with parameters directly from a HTML
template?
Something like:
${message:results,prop:numberOfDatasets}
with
Page.java
...
public int getNumberOfDatasets()
{
return numberOfDatasets;
}
...
Page_en.properties:
results:Found %d datasets.
Page_de.p
Hi,
is there a simple example of how to use the grid component, which is
just a bit more complex than
There are basically two things I am looking for at the moment:
1. hide columns (without using annotations in the java files, my feeling
is that the configuration which fields to show on the we
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Hi,
I tried to follow the steps described on
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5/quickstart/
to get a first small tapestry application running.
The first maven command worked without problems (mvn archetype:create
...), at least it told me that ev
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