As far as I know, the only Tapestry-approved way of doing this is to
do a round-trip to the server - either to re-render the entire page,
or to re-render a section of the page via Tacos' ajax mechanism. That
keeps the state of the page on the server and the html in sync so you
don't get the stale
Let Tapestry renders all the components. You only use Javascript to make
them visible or invisible. I think that this is the most straight forward
way, otherwise you have to manipulate the rewind cycle, which is
error-prone.
On 5/20/06, Paul Cantrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sorry to interjec
Sorry to interject an actual Tapestry question into all the exciting
talk about logos and GWT!
I have a form with a bunch of text fields inside a @For. I want my
page to have a "new item" link that uses Javascript to add a new
element to the form.
My Javascript works great on the client -
