You probably want something like this in the loop. Notice that when the
loop is looping, it creates an appropriate myZoneId and actually keeps it in
what is sent to the client. When the client clicks on something, it
contains the appropriate information so the server knows what zone needs to
be u
On Wed, 15 Dec 2010 18:31:27 -0200, Tom van Dijk wrote:
Alright, I suppose can add a context. But I find that it's not only the
"Product" that's null, but also stuff like zones.
Remember that everything is lost from one request (the one that render the
page) to another (the one that handle
Alright, I suppose can add a context. But I find that it's not only the
"Product" that's null, but also stuff like zones.
What I have, is a component inside a loop. Now within the component, I
have a zone that I want to update as follows:
zone="overviewOfStuff"> ...
Because it's in a lo
Because the product set inside the loop is lost, when the user clicks on the
ActionLink. You need to provide a context for your ActionLink in order to
restore the state.
On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 1:13 PM, Tom van Dijk wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In an application, I'm making an editor for products in a group
Hi,
In an application, I'm making an editor for products in a group and my
client wants everything in one page. So, there are product groups, with
products in each group and every product has a number of subproperties,
and so on (4 levels deep). So what I get is a loop inside a loop inside
a
