jquery (and other js frameworks) support selecting by attributes other than
the id.
More info here: http://api.jquery.com/category/selectors/
I was suggesting to add an attribute to each of your select elements and
then use an appropriate selector to look it up:
eg;
public List getFieldSelect
On Mon, 22 Sep 2014 14:28:19 -0300, squallmat .
wrote:
About the id problem of select, in the code source of the page the id of
the select is good, but here in the json request there is an id appended
in suffix :
1. selectId: "selectClients_1fadb44aa044"
Is that the problem of select
I have this :
1. content: ":
> What happens when you view the network traffic in the chrome developer
> tools? Can you see the values as request parameters?
>
> Are the select element ids (in the html) what you think they are? There's
> an issue where the clientId is ignored by tapestry for s
What happens when you view the network traffic in the chrome developer
tools? Can you see the values as request parameters?
Are the select element ids (in the html) what you think they are? There's
an issue where the clientId is ignored by tapestry for select. And tapestry
adds a unique suffix to
Do you see why observe does not work? Or another method to make working
what I want to do ? I'm stuck on this.
2014-09-22 16:39 GMT+02:00 squallmat . :
> Ok the javascript works now, but not the mixin itself.
> I have a first select where i chose a value, and then a second select
> where i chose
Ok the javascript works now, but not the mixin itself.
I have a first select where i chose a value, and then a second select where
i chose another value. On change on the second select I ajax reload both in
a zone and i'd like the first to keep value.
In the event method I reallocate the value of
ok I used bind function instead of observe. And even with the original
values $(spec.id) without the # the code works now.
First time i make a javascript working :p
2014-09-22 15:56 GMT+02:00 squallmat . :
> Hi Lance, thanks for the help. Yes i really need to learn javascript, I
> still have an e
Hi Lance, thanks for the help. Yes i really need to learn javascript, I
still have an error on the js you gave me :
apparently the observe() function is a prototype one, i'm trying to find an
equivalent in jquery but i didn't found yet.
Do you know how i could convert this observe() to jquery ?
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Well, if you want to call yourself a web developer... it's probably about
time you learnt a bit of javascript ;)
The jquery version would probably look something like:
T5.extendInitializers({
observe: function (spec) {
$('#' + spec.id).on(spec.event, function() {
var params = {}
Could you explain me what need to be changed to make the mixin compatible
with jquery ?
2014-09-22 11:39 GMT+02:00 squallmat . :
> In the chrome javascript console I have :
>
> Uncaught TypeError: undefined is not a function
>
> I use jquery, because I use some components from
> http://tapestry5-
In the chrome javascript console I have :
Uncaught TypeError: undefined is not a function
I use jquery, because I use some components from
http://tapestry5-jquery.com/
I'm really bad at javascript and I don't even understand what this error
means. What i need to change to make it works with jque
You've probably got a javascript error on the page, check the js console in
your browser.
Are you using prototype or jquery? The observe javascript is for prototype
and will require a tweak for tapestry 5.4 / jquery.
Hi Lance,
i added observe.zone and now the page launch... but :
Every dynamic behavior has stopped working :
the ajaxformloop I have on my page does not work anymore, my ajaxupload
too, and every zone reloading stopped working... it's like javascript is
disabled. But I tested with a tag and java
You're seeing a name clash since both select and observe accept a "zone"
parameter.
You can qualify the parameter name so that the mixin gets it instead of
select.
I think you can say observe.zone="foo" (if not it's observe/zone).
On 19 Sep 2014 17:58, "squallmat ." wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying
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