Well I eventually got to the root of this. The problem was being caused
because the IDs I'd given to my zones started witha number! Changing them
from 1_1Zone to Zone1_1 fixed the issue.
Also got this working with MultiZoneUpdate now, I love this component.
Great job by the Tapestry devs.
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Hi,
You have to find what is failing on the client side. If a submit action
refreshes the whole page, this means that the zone has not been initialized.
So i guess firebug or any other tool should help you.
Also, you may use class="t-zone-update" on the element that must be
refreshed by the zone,
Yes, this is what I have:
public String getZoneId() {
return draftPick.getPackNumber() + "_" +
draftPick.getPickNumber() +
"Zone";
}
Giving all of my zones id's like this 1_7Zone
I've also tried removing the t: prefix from the zone parameter, this seems
to m
Normally that happens when zone and form aren't set up correctly on the client side, e.g. due to
inconsistent IDs.
Did you try as Christophe suggested? Replace t:zone="${zoneId}" with t:zone="prop:zoneId" (same for
the id parameter of zone). Does that help?
Uli
On 01.02.2010 12:15 schrieb le
Ah! this seems to have got to the root of the problem. Request.isXHR() is
returning false. I understand that this method is looking for the presence
of an Http Header called X-Requested-With with the value XMLHttpRequest.
Snooping the request I notice that this has not been set. How does this
h
On Mon, 01 Feb 2010 06:29:14 -0200, lebenski wrote:
I have a loop that contains a form and a zone. In each iteration of the
loop, submission of that form should update it's relevant zone:
...
...
I would create a simple component wrapping
You should @InjectComponent private Zone otherCommentsZone and return otherCommentsZone.getBody()
from your onSuccess handler method after checking whether this is a XHR request (@Inject Request and
do request.isXHR()).
Uli
On 01.02.2010 09:29 schrieb lebenski:
I have a loop that contains a
Hi
I don't know if it's the cause of your problem, but you should avoid to use
${} for parameter values, use prop: binding instead.
Best Regards,
Christophe
Developer of wooki @wookicentral.com
2010/2/1 lebenski
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