At this point, I think I'm on my own. I'll keep you posted :)
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OK. So I have to do nothing ? :d
2013/2/12 George Christman
> Manu, that issue preventing me from upgrading jquery actually doesn't
> appear
> to be a bug, but perhaps an oversight by the Tapestry Team. It appears the
> ajaxformloop doesn't have the alwaysSubmit parameter enabling the
> ajaxfor
Manu, that issue preventing me from upgrading jquery actually doesn't appear
to be a bug, but perhaps an oversight by the Tapestry Team. It appears the
ajaxformloop doesn't have the alwaysSubmit parameter enabling the
ajaxformloop component to set formfragment alwaysSubmit parameter to true.
This a
Hi George
I Will have a look to this issue tomorow.
Manu
Le lundi 11 février 2013, George Christman a écrit :
> Manu, I'll first need to figure out how to resolve this issue
> https://github.com/got5/tapestry5-jquery/issues/267 before being able to
> move forward with the detail row. The older
Manu, I'll first need to figure out how to resolve this issue
https://github.com/got5/tapestry5-jquery/issues/267 before being able to
move forward with the detail row. The older version of tap-jquery doesn't
support detail, but currently unable to upgrade to the newer tap-jquery
version do to the
Okay, I'll get this working and donate the code.
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Manu, could you elaborate a little bit more on creating a component? Would
this be a tapestry component? My initial thoughts we're to create a mixin
with a json object passed in containing the details. I would then add the
additional row which could be added to the expand icon's event handler. Does
I guess another option would be to create a mixin similar to column filter
and use something like this.
/* Formating function for row details */
function fnFormatDetails ( oTable, nTr )
{
var aData = oTable.fnGetData( nTr );
var sOut = '
';
sOut += '
Rendering engine: '+aData[1]
I have already developed something like that. but I do not find the code.
Sorry.
You can maybe create a component, corresponding to the icon of the first
column. This column will add a JavaScritp handler, to the click event, and
display your data in a new row, located just after the selected row.
