Hello
- Note that if you want to have only one submit button in one form, it is
possible to use the tapestry grid and loop component with a value encoder to
have a global submit.
- If you want to add rows dynamically, have a look the AjaxFormLoop that
also have an encoder parameter.
By the way,
Hi !
OK I'll try ...
I have a table where each row contains a form with some hidden fields
(year,week) + a field to enter percentage value plus s a submit button.
How would you port this!
Currently I am testing to pass a context to the form and It seems like that
might be the right track
Hi Gunnar
Maybe you could give us a higher level explanation of what you are trying to
achieve i.e. what is the business logic driving this? In my experience when
migrating from a technology like struts or servlets to tapestry it's best to
rethink your whole strategy, instead of thinking in terms
Hi!
Ok the ${} was a typo ... I havent tested the page yeat you know!
My problem is that each form pass a context (in three hidden fields) back to
the server and how is this best done!
But I just saw that I could pass a t:context attribute to my form so I will
try that solution.
E.g I will now
Em Tue, 06 Oct 2009 11:51:17 -0300, Gunnar Eketrapp
escreveu:
Hi !
Hi!
The problem is that I would like to take one property as the
inparameter and another as the out parameter.
Why?
Never use ${} as a component parameter. Never!
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Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo
Independent Java
Hi !
I am porting a project from a ancient technology (starts with j and ends
with p) and have come across a loop where
a form is created inside the loop.
The form has three hidden fields + a text field and my question is how is
this best done the T5 way ... I looked in the howto's
but couldn't
