I solved the problem.
now instead of having two components that intereact each other, I have a
single component. Muche easier :D Thanks everyone for the help.
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Hmmm...It sounds like you have a lot going on here. The example given is
hard to follow for me but I can give you some hints?
When you specify updateComponents="" or call
ResponseBuilder.updateComponent(String
id) what will happen is that your components
IComponent.renderComponent(IMarkupWriter
w
I am still working with my Ajax issues, and made some progress.
I am using the upateComponents attribute, but nothing happens.
Well, let me explain how is organized the page that uses ajax.
I have a page with a form to search and a submit button. When I submit the
search a resultgrid is display
Look for the parameters "updateComponents/async" in most of the Submit/Link
/ Form type components in the 4.1 documentation.
On 9/21/06, Daniel Castro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Anyone?
I am using Ajax 4.1. Need to do an ajax request to a class method so this
method will do a search on databa
Anyone?
I am using Ajax 4.1. Need to do an ajax request to a class method so this
method will do a search on database and return the result to the page. How
to do it?
On 9/21/06, Daniel Castro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The problem is that the documentation was not clear, for me, and I dont
The problem is that the documentation was not clear, for me, and I dont know
what Tapestry API to use to make an Ajax call...to invoke a method of a
class of mine and receive the response. and also how to make the binding
between my button and the class method to call
On 9/21/06, Jesse Kuhnert <
Yes it does. Your post looked complicated enough that I figured you already
knew that and ran into other issuesIt's fairly trivial to do what you
want with all of the built in components if you read the documentation
provided for them.
Just don't go trying to modify a table. No matter how gre
Thanks :) I will look :)
But I thought tapestry 4.1 would have some features for ajax submit already
implemented.
On 9/20/06, Karthik N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
you should look at the excellent Tacos framework to help you on this. It
makes Ajax with Tapestry a breeze, thanks to some great w
you should look at the excellent Tacos framework to help you on this. It
makes Ajax with Tapestry a breeze, thanks to some great work done.
http://tacos.sourceforge.net/
in addition, if need be, you can look at Dojo and DWR to help you with Ajax.
On 9/21/06, Daniel Castro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
