On 8/28/06, Jesse Kuhnert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not to be rude but:
-) This isn't the tacos mailing list.
well, yeah, but the problem started out as a problem with regular
tapestry forms and just happened to turn out to be a problem with
tacos.
-) You ~are~ a tacos developer with full
I am sure the fix fixes AjaxForms. Unfortunately, it breaks any
non-AjaxForms that are on the same page. I have a page with a number
of AjaxForms (included as part of a component) as well as a normal
tapestry @Form component. Since tacos.js overrides functionality
globally, for all forms, it br
I am guessing that frm.oncancel and frm.onrefresh only get defined if
it is actually an tacos supplied form, rather than a regular tapestry
supplied form. So we have a situation where including any tacos
component causes the tacos.js file to force us to use the tacos
supplied methods, yet the tac
OK, so after pulling the latest tacos source and checking out
tacos.js, I see that the mentioned methods are indeed newer than my
current build. So I ported all my changes to the latest tacos trunk
AND I went ahead an upgraded to a custom build of dojo 0.3.1. Aside
from the (longstanding) proble
Actually, I still don't have a fix. According to the FAQ entry you
referred me to earlier:
In ajax Forms you'll have to use tacos.refreshForm(document.form) or
tacos.cancelForm(document.form).
but neither function exists anywhere in the tacos object. I get:
tacos.cancelForm is not a function
Yeah, that definitely needs to be documented somewhere REALLY obvious.
I am using other tacos components on the page, so tacos.js is being
loaded, even though it isn't using an AjaxForm. As a result, tacos.js
is getting loaded and it is overloading the behaviour.
Really, if tacos is going to ove
I assume that submitType is also a 4.1'ism, since it isn't mentioned
anywhere in the tap 4.0 docs?
As it happens, I am not using a submit component. I am using my own
component and trying to make it cancel a form and failing miserably.
--sam
On 8/28/06, Sam Gendler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Actually, I am on Tap 4.0.2 and it isn't an AjaxForm. Unless you are
saying that merely the existence of tacos causes the overloaded
behaviour, even on regular tapestry forms.
--sam
On 8/28/06, andyhot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
> I'm assuming you are working in 4.1 if th
