I agree with Sam's points. The new default messages will be more
confusing to end users and should be reverted, for all of the reasons
Sam mentions.
-Ryan
On Dec 1, 2006, at 6:06 PM, Sam Gendler wrote:
+1 for new extended default messages! It is worth wading through a
sea of
PMs to save d
Nevermind, looks like Andreas and Thomas answered your question.
Although I have to say that overriding the page names in your
hivemodule file seems like a cleaner approach than "hiding" the
default pages in your .application. My guess is that you were running
into a page resolution issue i
The default StaleLink page extends BasePage, so you shouldn't have to
extend a special base class. However, the default StaleLink page
class declares a "message" property (i.e. public abstract void
setMessage(String message)), so your custom page probably needs the
same thing.
There doesn
Assuming you're talking about user uploaded images or something
similar, there are of course different opinions on the "best" way but
here are my thoughts:
1.) You are absolutely right not to store uploaded images in the
application directory. They are external data just like data in a
da
On Oct 16, 2006, at 2:13 PM, andyhot wrote:
Here's another:
I've seen (and even written) components that provide nicer gui on top
of contrib:Table. They all usually define the same component class as
contrib:Table
does...
Interesting, that's the use case I couldn't think of ;) I actually do
I'm not familiar with that exact error but if that pageValidate
method is in your Login page (or it's superclass, etc.), then you're
creating a sort of recursive condition where activating the Login
page when the user is not logged in will redirect back to the Login
page.
The Vlib app use
avigation();
(FYI, in my example I was only giving the full flassname for
illustration only)
You talk about the ambiguity if the 'type' parameter isn't specified.
What ambiguity are you refering to? I haven't encountered a single
example of such ambiguity yet. The only case
in. Is it possible to use a regular expression with a
textfield? I don't want to use it to read a number, but a string.
Thanks
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Change this:
to this:
The 'omitZero' property in
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Actually, eclipse will pick up @Component 'type' values during
refactoring if you check the "Update textual occurrences in comments
and strings" option when you rename a component class.
The "bug" you illustrate is a good example of why the type parameter
should be required, at least for th
stupid things here, could anyone
help me out?
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Maybe keeping this sort of stuff out of state objects is a good idea.
It's a natural factoring, given what we're doing, but this seems to
make
it inadvisable.
Anyone else had to deal with this?
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This is from an earlier post on the subject:
@InjectObject("service:tapestry.request.CookieSource")
public abstract CookieSource getCookieSource();
and then:
getCookieSource().readCookieValue(name);
or
getCookieSource().writeCookieValue(name, value);
Also, see the API docs at:
http://tapestr
What do you mean by a "page" of a library? If you're talking about
accessing components in a component library, as far as I know you must
specify the library in your .application file.
-Ryan
Norbert Sándor wrote:
Hello,
How can I acces a page of a library, if the library is not defined in
t
First, you can't nest UL tags outside of LI tags. I'm sure most browsers
will render it correctly, but a more strict parser (like the Tapestry
page parser) will choke on it. Your HTML structure needs to be:
Post 1
Post 2
Post 2, Reply A
Post 2, Reply B
This might help you with image resizing. It was built for a very
specific purpose: take an input image, downsize it to fit a specified
maximum width and output it as a JPEG. It could easily be extended to
work with a maximum height as well (typical thumbnail bounding box
approach). The useful t
Have you checked out DWR (http://getahead.ltd.uk/dwr/)? It might be a
good fit for what you're trying to do and it's framework agnostic, so it
will work fine with Tapestry 3. It's also pretty darn easy to use.
-Ryan
Peter Dawn wrote:
just tried to implement it now. the country list example r
That blog entry is about a year and a half old and doesn't apply to Tap
4. Try this:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tapestry/UsersGuide/friendly-urls.html
-Ryan
Ryan Cuprak wrote:
Yup, I am using version 4. That returns the page unprocessed - jwcid and everything.
From the blog (http://howardle
Your problem getting the span tag where you want it is due to how the
FieldLabel component renders itself. Here's the relevant part of
FieldLabel.renderComponent():
delegate.writeLabelPrefix(field, writer, cycle);
writer.begin("label");
if (id != null)
writer.att
action="listener:doHelp" will work. It also has the benefit of not
invoking an ognl call. As a general rule, use binding prefixes whenever
possible to avoid ognl.
You might also want to check out the Tapestry-Prop library
(http://howardlewisship.com/tapestry-javaforge/tapestry-prop/) to get
n
Nice color combinations and the logo is clean -- I like it. It's always
tough to judge the color scheme from a logo alone, but at first glance I
like the blue/orange, blue on blue and the navy/green one on the lower
right.
If we're going to have a logo contest, maybe it would be a good idea to
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