Ciao Thiago,
yes, happy on the one hand as i was able to figure out where the problem
is and how to fix it.
But sad on the other hand that my app now depends on custom changes of a
lib.
I did a post on the googlegroup of the tapestry-jquery guys. Manu wants
me to make a fork and a pull request.
S
On Wed, 26 Jun 2013 17:17:46 -0300, D.R. wrote:
Then i just rebooted my server and it works with
retour.put("beforeClose", new JSONLiteral("function(e,m) {alert('About
to close this notification!');}"));
That's a correct way of doing that.
but not with:
retour.put("beforeClose", "function(e
On Wed, 26 Jun 2013 16:35:23 -0300, D.R. wrote:
Hi,
Hi!
"beforeClose" : function(e,m) {alert('About to close this
notification!');},
so without the quotes, but alert is not called.
I've never used JGrowl, so I cannot answer about that. The resulting JSON
object does seem correct. Have y
ok, i've figured out the following:
on
http://stanlemon.net/2013/03/16/jgrowl-1-2-11/
they write:
updated to jGrowl today that fixes an issue when triggering the shutdown
method
so i did download the latest version of jgrowl and hardcore replaced the
jquery.jgrowl.js
in the file the version 2.1.12
Hi,
i already have played with JSONLiteral, but had no luck. If i do a:
retour.put("beforeClose", new JSONLiteral("function(e,m) {alert('About
to close this notification!');}"));
it renders:
"jGrowlAlertManager" : [
{
"dismissURL" : "/index.layout.jgrowl:dismiss",
"jgrowl" : {
"position" : "cente
On Wed, 26 Jun 2013 14:51:29 -0300, D.R. wrote:
whoops,
usually i declare my components in the page class, but in this project i
wanted to write less code. I've checked the docs about expansions and
this topic is now clear to me, thank you Thiago for your answer and your
hint.
:)
You was
whoops,
usually i declare my components in the page class, but in this project i
wanted to write less code. I've checked the docs about expansions and
this topic is now clear to me, thank you Thiago for your answer and your
hint.
You was right, i don't get this error anymore, but it still don't w
On Tue, 25 Jun 2013 16:19:50 -0300, D.R. wrote:
Hi @all,
Hi!
i want to use jgrowl for the alertmanager, in my .tml i have:
Never, never, NEVER ever use expansions when passing values to parameters.
Try (without the ${}) and the
problem will probably go away.
--
Thiago H. de Paula
Hi @all,
i want to use jgrowl for the alertmanager, in my .tml i have:
and in my .java:
public JSONObject getJgrowlParams()
{
JSONObject retour = new JSONObject();
retour.put("position", "center");
retour.put("header", "Error");
retour.put("beforeClose", "function
