Did something not work when you tried the snapshot build of 4.1?
I think jwebunit uses httpunit which uses Rhino (ie mozilla ) to handle the
javascript testing. Tapestry uses Rhino to test javascript now as well, but
we code directly against the rhino api. HttpUnit and others have tried
(unsucces
Thanks for a good answer.
Obviously, my experience with tacos and tapestry 4.1 are extremely
limited, so it's good to hear more of what's going on.
My concern arose from trying out a snapshot of 4.1, and seing that
standard components such as LinkSubmit use Dojo, thus seeming
to depend on it.
Also
That's an understandable viewpoint.
Safari hasn't traditionally had very good support/implentation of some of
the core JS api . (that is required to be ecma compliant at least). They
have fixed this in more recent versions of safari but it's something the
dojo dev's are still trying to support as
Hi,
I'm having trouble with Dojo as well, and especially the fact that
it's been chosen for 4.1.
Of all the Tacos demos, only the tab component work in Safari (on the
Mac).
If it's not cross-platform, Dojo is really not a good toolkit to
standardize on
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being updated. Right?
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27;s going to find are not being updated. Right?
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Subject: RE: Tacos issues
i've done some research on this...
The debug message "Calling form handle
i've done some research on this...
The debug message "Calling form handler" is generated by tacos
Tapestry.registerListener found in net/sf/tacos/ajax/components/Form.js
(tacos redefines this method)
That method is in turn called by Tapestry.onsubmit, Tapestry.onreset, e.t.c.
which should be call
I don't think that's my issue. It's just basically not doing anything when
I click on the link. The href="/". Here's the generated code:
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And, here's where it's wiring it up:
dojo.event.connect(window, "onload", function(e) {
dojo.event.connect(dojo.byId("AjaxLinkSubmit"),
