btw the order is lost when the component is re-renderd in the zone. Could
this affect something? Could the before/after specification get lost in ajax
update?
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I need to initialize my custom mixin after autocomlete mixin, as my mixin is
adding stuff to autocomplete. So i guess that @MixinAfter has no interest to
me.
The InitializationPriority.LATE does help as it adds the calling at the end
I guess so it is initialized after the autocomplete. However I a
On Tue, 23 Oct 2012 19:25:52 -0200, bhorvat
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Yes I have, actually it is part of my code, and I have just removed it
since it works the same whether or not it is there
Actually, it works in a different way, I just don't know it would make a
difference when adding an initializer cal
Yes I have, actually it is part of my code, and I have just removed it since
it works the same whether or not it is there
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On Tue, 23 Oct 2012 19:21:21 -0200, bhorvat
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However I am having one problem, I need to call my mixing after
Autocomplete
and I have tried that with the after prefix but for some reason that
didnt
work out. So have tried to add InitializationPriority.LATE as shown above
and that
I see your point about it and yea it does make sense so I have give up on the
JSONLiteral.
François I like your solution. I have implemented my Mixin like this
@Import(library = {"submitautocomplete.js"})
public class SubmitAutocomplete {
@Environmental
private JavaScriptSupport javaSc
You are confusing JavaScript objects, instantiated in the browser,
with JSON, a protocol for transferring data between client and server.
By design, JSON is a subset of JavaScript, specifically for security
(and performance) reasons.
You are floundering on the idea that you can push something comp
This morning Emmanuel told me that we already have a documentation
that explain how to do this kind of job?
He will push this doc in the kiwi soon.
Short Story :
create a jQuery plugin
(function( $ ) {
$.extend(Tapestry.Initializer, {
customAutocomplete: function(specs) {
$("#"+s
François Facon-3 wrote
> I guess your parser error is due to jQuery which reject function even
> received from ajax call. I've encountered the problem with the plugin
> Jeditable.
> see the following commit
>
> https://github.com/got5/tapestry5-jquery/commit/818ae2a5594397ea7368237d081e40b2fa3edbb
Boris,
I guess your parser error is due to jQuery which reject function even
received from ajax call. I've encountered the problem with the plugin
Jeditable.
see the following commit
https://github.com/got5/tapestry5-jquery/commit/818ae2a5594397ea7368237d081e40b2fa3edbbe
As Thiago mentioned, thi
Yea I have submitted an issue and will see what they say about it.
If however anyone has any idea how to implement this so that it is not
related to the passing the function from the server code I would appreciate.
cheers
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Hi,
You could take this up with the tapestry5-jquery people in their
google group, i guess it is not impossible to provide a patch and get
it accepted by them.
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On Mon, Oct 22, 2012 at 7:18 PM, bhorvat wrote:
> I agree, but still it is better then the alternative.
>
> Tapestry5-jquery
I agree, but still it is better then the alternative.
Tapestry5-jquery team is providing the js file and if I override it then I
will have to make sure that next release from them is not broken in my
project as I have override one of their files.
What I want to do is just pass the function in th
On Mon, 22 Oct 2012 14:48:13 -0200, bhorvat
wrote:
Howard Lewis Ship wrote
Well, change that. Have you Ajax response load a library containing
the function.
yea that is what I have done at the moment, I have added the code that
needs to be executed when a user selects something form the
Howard Lewis Ship wrote
> Well, change that. Have you Ajax response load a library containing
> the function.
yea that is what I have done at the moment, I have added the code that needs
to be executed when a user selects something form the list. But this is hack
as I have overridden the original
ck jquery-1.7.2.js:8324
> Ajax failure: Status 200 for #{request.url}: null
> Ajax failure: Status 200 for #{request.url}: null t5-console-jquery.js:56
>
> The cash is definitely not the problem I have checked that
>
> tnx for help
>
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tnx for help
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so I am guessing that the
> problem is in the unquted literal that is passed when the zone is refreshed
> (which I have to do), but I am not sure why it is broken.
>
> Also I dont get any errors about this. Not in Chrome not in output.
>
> Any ideas would be appreciated
>
>
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