Hey guys, just wanted to finally follow up. Time has been scarce lately so I
didn't get a chance to post my findings. Again thanks to Taha and especially
Joost for helping with this issue -- you guys made me look in the right
places especially that JIRA issue.
So basically I do have the same prob
Thanks Joost, interesting, I will try your workaround as well and take a look
at your proposed workaround. This should indeed save me a ton of time.
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Thanks Taha -- I'll make a self running example to see if I can reproduce it.
Been a little busy lately but I should have it sometime this week. Thanks
again for taking a look.
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This sounds like a problem I had a while ago. Check out [1] and [2]
A stream response will casue the pages onUnload to be called cleaning up
all the zone managers (I believe). A quick fix is to add a
target="_blank" to your download link. But this will in most browsers
cause an empty tab to b
Hi
The javascript id will change only if there is a zone surrounding the
grid. I can't see any in the code. If there is not then can you share
an example for simulating the issue
On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 8:58 PM, cqasker wrote:
> Sure (and thanks as usual Taha!) so I have a wrapper around a grid
Sure (and thanks as usual Taha!) so I have a wrapper around a grid and the
csv export. I simplified the code quite a bit so hopefully its easy to
understand.
page tml:
in myGrid.tml
Move along, nothing to see.
in MyGrid.java
@Compo
Hi
My guess is that you are updating some zone around the grid which
causes the javascript id of grid's own zone to change after the first
call and so ajax fails after that. If you share some code, may be we
can suggest a solution.
On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 2:48 AM, cqasker wrote:
> Basically I ha
