e UI element for the beaneditform as you have
listed or is there something I have to do to get the Validate annotation to
work for regular expressions?
Josh Canfield-2 wrote:
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> Can you provide us some code and error message?
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> It should look something like this...
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provide us some code and error message?
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> It should look something like this...
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> Josh
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> On 10/12/07, mogulwraith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> The documentation shows a validation of a zip code but an Unknown
>> Validator
The documentation shows a validation of a zip code but an Unknown Validator
error is produced.
What do I need to do differently than what is written in the documentation?
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>From Javascript I try to build a link something like:
var link = "${requestlink}" + "?firstparam=" + paramA + "&secondparam=" +
paramB;
But when this gets back to the server the only parameter available with
request.getParameter is the first one. How can I accomplish this?
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I do mean XmlHttpRequest of course...
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I have a service injected into a component. The service returns some text. I
have a simple html form with a button and textbox. Javascript in the onclick
event of the button gets a link to the service and passes it to an
XmlHttpResponse object which I nee
I tried using the IE downlevel-hidden conditional comment to suggest an IE
compatible version of my stylesheet but it seems Tapestry might be
interfering with that. Is that what is happening here? If so is there a way
to change the stylesheet based on browser?
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