Define doesn't work. What was wrong with keyup?
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You are stuck with onkeyup. Or maybe onblur.
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You probably need a public List onAddRowFromOuterLoop(). Assuming each
element in your outer loop is a list which is used by the inner loop. Then
you'd need to store these multiple lists somewhere.
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In what context?
I've found the cache option in jQuery.ajax automatically does it:
http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax/
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Use tapestry generated paths, like ${context:icons/add.png} . That way they
won't come out as relative paths.
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If you declare a function (your plusOneCalled) inside another function
(Tapestry.onDOMLoaded), it won't be visible outside the function.
Don't use addScript, unless you can initialize the button itself in
addScript as well. Or you can use addScript and add the function to the
window variable ( win
5.2.6 has Prototype 1.7 and presumably those fixes.
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Use a mixin. They allow you to get the autogenerated Tapestry ids and pass
those to javascript.
Or you can change your javascript to use event.target instead of the id.
That will let you know what image was clicked, and then you can traverse the
dom for the nearest radiobutton.
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Not really.
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Here's mine:
@Log
void onChange(String primary, String secondary, String categoryName)
{
And what it does:
2011-07-05 16:52:07,899 [qtp1317701801-91] DEBUG -[ENTER]
onChange("e1718719-df6e-4bc4-a25d-4b7c83b0baae",
"7486318b-3f15-4735-be78-0d42ec778e1b", "category1")
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I have something like that floating in my code. Doesn't have to be
selectobject and could be a plain select, but you need zoneupdater.
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That's what I changed mine to, I found something commented with .
There definitely aren't bots on my staging server though. Just IE
browsers...
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The TimingFilter is part of the tapestry quickstart project. Here's mine:
public RequestFilter buildTimingFilter(final Logger log)
{
return new RequestFilter() {
@Override
public boolean service(Request request, Response response,
RequestHandler handler) throws IOException {
This happens randomly for me. Exact same page/template, suddenly decide to
error 1 time out of 100. My guess is it sometimes doesn't process the
expansions.
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I see it too. Haven't tracked it down though. I'd think the only clientside
indicator of the problem would be a missing image.
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Apparently it's still used in 5.3. Looks like the replacement hasn't been
decided on.
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Whatever the solution is for making this simpler, it'd be nice if it came
with Tapestry by default.
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How about a shorthand for selectmodelfactory calls. Something like
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Tapestry always rewrites page classes. I haven't had much trouble debugging
them in in 5.2 though. 5.2.4 did the null variable thing, 5.2.5 'fixed' it.
Stepping around in the debugger would result in you finding code Tapestry
added to your methods (logging at the start/end of a method if you used
@
Jetty has an API, not sure if it's accessible from an application. Would be
neat to have an app that can redeploy the other apps.
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It says "firefox.exe" not found. I'm not sure how you configure selenium to
find firefox, it complained about my having 4.0 before so I had to copy it
to a different directory and install 3.6. Assuming you really want to run
the tests that bad.
I just do -Dmaven.test.skip=true.
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This is in my pom:
org.apache.tapestry
tapestry-framework
4.1.6
org.apache.tapestry
tapestry-core
Right now the pattern below is peppered all over my code. It annoys me,
having to create these booleans all the time. I think most of the time I
need to do things after the submitted data is sent in, so I can't do it in
the onSelected itself.
Anyone have any alternatives?
public class Page
{
addInitializer only calls on the Tapestry.Initializer object. addScript calls
global functions.
So:
Tapestry.Initializer.createDroppable = function() {
Droppables.add('rightContent');
alert('added RightContent to droppables');
};
And:
addInitializerCall("createDroppable");
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Turn your script into a mixin, that will automatically call the mixin's
addScript again on partial reloads. I think there was another way to do it
as well, some other way of calling addScript again, can't recall it though.
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Well the real problem was me trying to use the service to early during
application startup.
A plain
@Inject
private SomeDAO someDAO;
worked after I moved my code to contributeRegistryStartup.
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Why does it work in pages anyways, if they're not exposed as ioc services
without compatibility mode?
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public SomeService(SomeDAO someDAO)
{
this.someDAO = someDAO; //nope
}
Still getting "No service implements the interface".
Thiago, that would turn off injecting tapestry services into spring beans.
I'm gonna hold out for a bit.
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So I have a DAO, with an interface and impl, and injecting it works fine in a
page:
public class SomePage
{
@Inject
private SomeDAO someDAO;
}
But then I have some tapestry service:
public class SomeService
{
@Inject
private SomeDAO someDAO; //nope
@Inject @Autowired
private SomeDA
I don't have that in my .application and I have lots of huge forms. I did
have to adjust a jetty setting (3124208
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Huh, wget has a bug in it where it ignores the Content-Dispostion.
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=239351
But that would only result in weird filenames being saved. You seem to be
not streaming it right. Or maybe something inbetween is dropping the
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No, it uses form injector to add exactly one element. If you really love ajax
you can put a forminjector in each row, and fire them all at once when you
do an add so they can each add a cell... sounds crazy.
Even with a regular Loop it's hairy, I'd have a loop for each row,
generating X many colu
Just blow away Tapestry.error, warning, etc with your own versions. Redirect
all messages to console.log().
console.log() should probably be moved to in general, blackbird seems to
only be useful for IE6/IE7 and they seem to be winding down.
If you're talking about errors that don't appear at al
Either give it an initial value in pageBeginRender and don't allow a blank
selection, or allow it to be null and do null-safe equals checks in
getCityModel (returning an empty city list on null or something).
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Yes you can use them side by side.
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There's no difference between streaming and what you want. You're probably
just missing a header or something. For example, 'Content-Disposition:
attachment; filename=Textfile.txt' or such.
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Disabled, so you automatically get better performance. I don't think you
should have to tweak Tapestry options to get better performance.
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I see that magically does this somehow, I point it's zone
parameter to zones containing other s all the time, and it works.
Yet manually refreshing a zone with a results in complaints of
not being in a form.
How do I put form fields in a zone with the form being outside the zone?
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value="ognl:cities"
You need to spam "ognl:" all over. It's the T4 way.
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I don't know.
However, T5 can be run alongside T4. I have an old T4 app, and write all the
new pages in T5.
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Put it in Maven.
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A javascripty approach would be to popup the progress indicator onclick and
hide it when the ZONE_UPDATED event is fired on the zone.
Or you can look up that periodic zone refresh example, and have the zone
load over and over, with it saying "Still Loading" until the actual results
arrive. Not su
Yes, one line. This is 5.2.5.
I have a huge number of form fields in my form (300+), and instantiating
FieldEventManagers takes forever (multiple seconds) in IE. I profiled it and
found that 60% of it was the up and down selectors used to find the label
element.
I'm not really sure what a general
I never looked into how to receive values back in T4 ajax, I only did the
send part. Although doing a search on that annotation I mentioned before
might help.
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Here's an example of @EventListener I found floating around. Using the
annotation magically adds a javascript method to a certain div on the page.
@EventListener(elements = "FooJsEventSource", events = "foo")
public void doFoo()
{
log.trace("doFoo");
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Last time I did this I used a javascript cookie api.
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I haven't used multizoneupdate, but it looks like you can specify the id of
the destination, and the source doesn't have to be the exact same zone.
Put your stuff in a block, then do new MultiZoneUpdate("myzone", myblock);
And render the zone outside of the conditional so it's always there, with
m
So wait, is this form submit an ajax submit? Why wouldn't there always be a
page refresh (and thus you can do that conditional javascript scenario you
described). There's no way the transaction can be successful otherwise
(unless you're submitting via ajax).
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An HttpSessionListener...
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So someone clicked something on my page, and whatever event handler returns
null/is void. Is there a way to set the anchor in this case? I know there's
a setAnchor on a Link, but that doesn't seem to be the easiest way (since
all these event handlers weren't returning anything to begin with).
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The js file needs to be in the same package directory, but in the resources
directory instead of the java directory.
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I have a mixin that does this. It doesn't have to be a mixin though. I used
the urlencoder from TAP5-637 since space characters and such tend to make
things break. Basically you encoder a bunch of unique characters as the
context of the url server side, then replace it with whatever value you want
You can use a FormFragment to hide and disable the field. Or you can remove
the builtin required validation and manually decide whether it's required in
onValidateForm.
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Do you still use the textfield even when the checkbox is checked? If not, you
can make some js for the click event of the checkbox and simply disable the
textfield in your js. I suspect this disables validation.
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Nobody's mentioned createEventLink. That's where you get the image url,
create an event link pointing to the event handler that returns the stream
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Define "update another textfield". Are you putting some result from the
server in it?
Read up ZoneUpdater:
http://jumpstart.doublenegative.com.au/jumpstart/examples/javascript/ajaxonevent
Although it's annoyingly tricky to refresh form fields. The example
refreshes some plain text.
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My approach would be not to throw exceptions all the time. The exception
handler is only used for fatal stuff, I don't throw stuff there by design.
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One hacky way of doing it is with onValidateFromXXX. Before the actual value
is copied over from a field to the java object, this method is called. Not
to be confused with onValidateForm.
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Use a meta refresh (it'll probably have to be in the tag somehow). Or
javascript, to hit the same url.
@Inject
private ComponentResources componentResources;
@OnEvent("calculate")
ResultPage calculate() { }
public String getCalculateUrl()
{
return componentResources.createEventLink("calcul
I'd think of a way to avoid using a bunch of css class names to begin with.
Perhaps a better css selector would work with no changes to the class names.
Maybe you could stamp the class you want on the div or whatever that
contains all these fields.
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We can't really tell what you've forgotten if we haven't seen how you did it.
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I in particular need to get the class of the parent of the property somehow.
That's how I conditionally add validation. And the name of the property as
well. It's a retread of what tapestry5-cayenne does, which seems castrated
to me because it requires BeanEditor to provide this information to the
With that I'd have to get the class of the parent of the property somehow...
you guys tightly integrate the annotation support to do this with @Validate.
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That setup sounds like something you shouldn't do. Two different instances of
two different classes with the same name?
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I'd like to conditionally add some validation using a mixin, maxLength and
required for example. Can a mixin somehow alter the validate attribute of a
field?
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I'd do it in more or less pure javascript, since you will have to add a
javascript listener to the radio button either way (either to trigger an
event java side or to directly add/remove the disabled attribute from the
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See the ZoneUpdater code:
http://tinybits.blogspot.com/2010/03/new-and-better-zoneupdater.html
Disable the builtin actionlink behavior and do all you want your self
(zoneupdater shows how to do the zone part, with context parameter for
sending little bits of information). I assume "fire back any
The wiki examples aren't terribly different, just change RenderSupport to
JavaScriptSupport. And the addScript method may have changed slightly as
well.
var SomeMixin = Class.create();
SomeMixin.prototype = {
initialize : function(element,zone) {
Event.observe($(el
Hit your app with IE and it'll return something. Newer versions of IE
actually return "c:\fakepath".
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The problem here is the session somehow being accessed after invalidate() is
called. Maybe you tried to set an @Persist'd variable or something, and the
actual change didn't propagate until after you called invalidate().
I do my invalidate in an ajax request. The other solution is to call
invalid
// supports virtual filesystem used by JBoss 5.x
try
{
URLConnection connection = url.openConnection();
Object virtualFile = invokerGetter(connection, "getContent");
Object zipEntryHandler = invokerGetter(virtualFile, "getHandler");
URL realUrl = (
I'm on Jboss 5.1 here. Slightly different classpath converter.
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I'm trying to use a spring bean in my AppModule:
public static void
contributeApplicationDefaults(MappedConfiguration
configuration,
@Inject SomeSpringBean someSpringBean)
{
configuration.add(SymbolConstants.SUPPORTED_LOCALES, "en");
configuration.add(SymbolConstants.APPLICATION_V
I use the ZoneUpdater mixin to do this.
http://tinybits.blogspot.com/2010/03/new-and-better-zoneupdater.html
@Log
void onChangeFromFirstSelect(String value)
{
//set options for second select
}
The zone encompasses all the selects.
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A more descriptive label would be easy, just add the keys to the properties
file. More than that will probably delve into custom decorator or property
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The current "solution" is to use a mixin instead of onchange. Mixins will get
the newly generated id passed in to their initialize(), where you would then
attach an onchange listener with prototype observe.
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When you load Tapestry components in an ajax request a new t:id is generated.
Presumably because it's possible for a component with the same original id
to still be on the page. I'm not sure how this relates to the client side
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Because it's literal "false" and where changes would be stored is not
specified. If you want to set it you have to have the parameter map to a
property of the container.
The example doesn't make clear what you are trying to do to begin with.
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The key part of zone updater that does what you want is this:
void afterRender() {
String url = resources.createEventLink(event, context).toAbsoluteURI();
...
renderSupport.addScript("%sZoneUpdater = new ZoneUpdater(%s)", prefix,
spec.toString());
}
This is the interface from Tap
Return a JSONObject.
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Just a guess, but change your tml to have a context along with changing the
event handler.
t:mixins="ck/OnEvent" t:event="change" t:context="contextyoumakeup"
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Just use the chenillekit onevent mixin. Unfortunately it'll only pass the
selected value as a string. So you'd have to translate the string back into
your object.
@OnEvent(component = "TheSelect", value = "change")
void onSelected(String value)
{
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You need to do it in Javascript (document.title = "Blah" + document.title).
Or if you disable Tapestry javascript validation the layout will be
rerendered as you expect.
Tapestry doesn't seem to have a good place to hook into failed javascript
validations though. As far as I can tell you'd hook i
Here's an example of the 5.2 JavaScriptStack api. I used it to load
Datatables (http://www.datatables.net/).
The page:
@Import( stack={"datatable"})
public class PageWithDatatable
{
void afterRender()
{
//connect datatable to tml here
}
}
The AppModule:
public static void
contribu
I suspect you simply need to add noConflict to the end of the jquery js
(without having to reminify). As long as it is in the same file it'll
satisfy IE8.
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Nevermind, it was a maven classpath problem. It works fine regardless of the
order of those "Adding module" statements.
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Any tapestry identifiers in tml are not dynamically changeable.
First step would be programmatically creating the bean model in the java
code, and passing that to the grid. Customizing those dynamic blocks can be
tricky though, probably involving PropertyEditBlocks in the appmodule or
something.
I try to contribute a JavaScriptStack in a library module, and it ends up
failing. The TapestryModule seems load after the libraries. I assume it
would work fine if I put it in my AppModule instead. How would you use it in
a library though?
The contribution:
public static void
contributeJavaScr
The only example I've seen is in TapestryModule.java:
public static void
contributeJavaScriptStackSource(MappedConfiguration
configuration)
{
configuration.addInstance(InternalConstants.CORE_STACK_NAME,
CoreJavaScriptStack.class);
configuration.addInstance("core-datefield"
Put the submit button inside the zone as well, then it will link to the new
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The builtin tapestry stuff seems to combine itself into core.js if it's
included as a stack. Maybe it works if you create a javascriptstack instead?
Still a bug though.
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If you wanted a servlet request you'd do "return new
HttpServletRequestFilter()". And then you'd change the the return type, and
the request and response type (HttpServletResponse, etc).
I don't think you need to do that anyways. Just log Request.getPath().
Usually this ends up being a url() ref
I had an onPassivate. I realized something in my javascript was stripping the
query parameters from the link from createEventLink.
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So I am using Inge's ZoneUpdater. Previously in 5.1, the createEventLink in
it results in a "?t:ac=1/2" being tacked onto the end of the event link.
Afterwards, when the event is triggered, the page's
onActivate(Integer,Integer) is called. This initializes some instance
variables that are then use
Well if you *must* use the ajax grid paging... then don't use tapestry
checkboxes. Use ordinary html checkboxes that have onclick javascript
handlers that ping the server with their new value.
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I would log all HTTP requests to the server and see which one is triggering
the error.
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Bad relative link in the css or something sending asset requests to the page
itself?
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I think apache just isn't expecting urls to be in the js and isn't replacing
it. I wonder if Chenillekit should be using toAbsoluteURI, wouldn't a
relative path work just fine?
As for the solution, well make your own copy of the mixin and fix it (I'd
make it use a relative path instead).
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It's called discardPersistentFieldChanges:
http://tapestry.1045711.n5.nabble.com/T5-Cleaning-page-s-persistent-field-td2419355.html
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If you specify this, it disables any modules on the classpath, leaving only
the Tapestry stuff. I assumed that you'd be able to add other modules
manually via tapestry.modules, but that also gets disabled. Is it supposed
to be like that?
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