I have first tried with this lazy load plugin for jquery
http://www.appelsiini.net/projects/lazyload, but there are some problems (It
works fine without iscroll component but with Iscroll it is not working in
iphone) with that that's why tried with some other lazy loading plugins, I
will try some o
Gotcha ;)
Tapestry parses the TML file into a DOM object on the serverside and I'm not
100% sure what it does with XML (HTML) comments. It possibly discards them.
At any rate, I think you would be better to hide elements rather than
declaring them as comments and somehow uncommenting them at a la
Nabble swallowed my HTML...
I have used the correct comment in my coding, but for the above problem
only i just specified http://tapestry.1045711.n5.nabble.com/img-tag-src-value-not-get-render-on-run-time-in-lazy-loading-tp5713439p5713487.html
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Nabble swallowed my HTML... I'll try again but will use [ ] instead of < >
The following is not valid XML / HTML:
[!- ${videoItem.image} --]
I guess Tapestry might be having troubles parsing the page. Comments should
be surrounded by [!-- and --].
If you want the image to load at a later stage,
The following is not valid XML / HTML:
-->
I guess Tapestry might be having troubles parsing the page. Comments should
be surrounded by .
If you want the image to load at a later stage, there are better ways to do
this in javascript.
1. Don't render the in the initial page, and add the to the
The following is the error I received,
[ERROR] TapestryModule.RequestExceptionHandler Processing of request failed
with uncaught exception: Input string '${videoItem.image}' is not valid; the
'$' character at position 1 should be followed by another '$' or a four
digit hex number (a unicode value)
These urls are not coming from inside the webapp. I have an external url, hit
that & read the json response and parse the json to retrieve the title,
description, preview image url etc.,
My problem is, using that lazy loading to load the images used the code
-->
that lazy load needs the comment
Thank you for your reply, I used lazy loading only for images loading since
it contains a lot of images.
I got the images url by
*//Tapestry loop*
public List getVideoDatas() { *//Tapestry loop source*
videoItems = null;
if(isContent) {
f
On Mon, 28 May 2012 09:48:19 -0300, karthi
wrote:
Hi,
Hi!
Do the images work without the lazy loading? How do you get the images
URLs?
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Thiago
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