OK got myself on the wrong track:
I thought I needed to create a new Link using
Link l =
this.pageRenderLinkSource.createPageRenderLink("seofriendly-stuff");
...
but the following works:
public Link transformPageRenderLink(Link
defaultLink,PageRenderRequestParameters parameters) {
return defau
So here's the thing: I've got a url:
host/pagename/seo-friendly-stuff/id
I'd like to transform this url (using
PageRenderLinkTransformer.transformPageRenderLink) to:
host/seo-friendly-stuff/pagename-id
However, trying this I get the error: "Unable to resolve
'seo-friendly-stuff' to a known pa
Hi ,
like JS I would like to be able to auto-combine css-stylesheets.
Does anyone have an example of how to correctly do this?
I quickly tried to do something on my own, overriding DocumentLinkerImpl and
effectively mimicking the combination-code for JS (see below)
Although the resulting cs
Thanks, but I don't see how that helps. I don't have any conflicting
libraries (no prototype, etc. )
just want to make sure the got jquery impl. doens't autoload it's small
jscripts, when Ive already included the entire aggregated script to begin
with.
2010/10/29 ael [via Tapestry]
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> françois
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> 2010/10/28 gbrits <[hidden
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> > I've ported my app (t5.1) to use jquery using Got jquery
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I've ported my app (t5.1) to use jquery using Got jquery
(http://github.com/got5/tapestry5-jquery/issues)
which works very good.
However, in the past (when using the regular prototype stack) I supplied my
own ClientInfrastructure (using decorateClientInfrastructure) to strip the
small javascript
Just as a heads up:
I noticed some weid behavior (Tapestry.onDOMLoaded not recognized as a
function-error, and other stuff) in IE7.
I tracked it down to a syntax-error (excessive comma) in tapestry-jquery.js
This breaks the entire client-side tapestry-extension magic in IE7 (and
probably other
for people that might run into this:
I didn't know that ElementEffect was the prototype way of handling things,
jquery handles effects differently.
Moreover, it's best practise to observe Tapestry.ZONE_UPDATED_EVENT instead
of misusing an effect which is only meant for visual purposes.
The pro
a ui.tapestryZone widget
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> So, you need to modify the update function of the widget
> to lookup functions in the Tapestry.ElementEffect namespace
> and have them run.
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> On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 21:58, gbrits <[hidden
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I'm porting my tapestry application to jquery using Got5-JQuery and it looks
great!
One thing I can't figure out though:
tapestry allows registering callbacks on zoneupdates, etc. using:
Tapestry.ElementEffect.
e.g for illustration purposes I had:
Tapestry.ElementEffect.updateavailtrigger
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