t5: embed a variable in a javascript in a tml?

Hi, I'd like to get myid from the page, but following code will not work, the line: var google_conversion_id = "${myid}" will be rendered as it is, it is not as what I expected var google_conversion_id = "12345678" any idea how to embed a variable in a javascript in the template? thanks Ane

Genreal question on remote authentication with tapestry web applications

Hi everyone, Basically my question is a very broad one about integrating Tapestry with remote authentication and authorization protocols, if this question is a little off topic I apologize in advance... I have an upcoming project to think about, and thought I should get some expert opinions bef

Re: t5: embed a variable in a javascript in a tml?

never did this myself, but i think this should work somehow if there is a myid property... instead... you could use the RenderSupport service to render your script programmatically g, kris Angelo Chen 05.05.2009 09:22 Bitte antworten an "Tapestry users" An users@tapestry.apache.org Kopi

Re: [T5] How to listen/trigger event in componentA from component B ?

>In my understanding, there should be no way. Perhaps its not recommended, but if you have the ComponentResources for that component then you should be able to trigger the event you want. Look at this service: @Inject private ComponentSource componentSource_; It allows you to look up any compon

t5:odd response with gzip compress

I have a page includes a lot of javascript.And i use Tapestry 5.1.0.4,set compress and combine javascript on.It works well almost time.But i have received odd response serveral times when i use ie.It's not a character encoding problem,because the is even no "" in the response.Is this a bug with i

Re: T5 Override/Replace DefaultHibernateConfigurer

hi Kalle, since 5.0.18 (or before, :)) the DefaultHibernateConfigurer is an own service, therefore it is easy to override it with an alias contribution. if you don't want to override the service you can set the HibernateConstants. DEFAULT_CONFIGURATION symbol to false to prevent the service fr

t5:tomcat url enconding for non english character

In jetty it works well to send non english parameter with ajax get method,but in tomcat i have to switch to ajax post.If i need to use get,what should i do? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/t5%3Atomcat-url-enconding-for-non-english-character-tp23384139p23384139.html Sent

Re: Can't access HTML files in classpath resouce

i encounterd a similar problem when working with both win and linux machines. .tml files and their corresponding java classes had a different upper/lower case. e.g. "page.tml" and "Page.java". under windows this works, under linux not. felix Pisit schrieb: I'm using Tapestry 5.0.18+Tomcat

Re: t5: embed a variable in a javascript in a tml?

it does not work becaus the variable is in html comments - tapestry does not evaluate markup in html/xml comments. felix Kristian Marinkovic schrieb: never did this myself, but i think this should work somehow if there is a myid property... instead... you could use the RenderSupport service

Re: t5:tomcat url enconding for non english character

Am 05.05.2009 11:41 schrieb luna_guo: In jetty it works well to send non english parameter with ajax get method,but in tomcat i have to switch to ajax post.If i need to use get,what should i do? Use a UTF-8 enabled http connector. -

Re: Can't access HTML files in classpath resouce

this is because the windows filesystem is case insensitive! unix is case sensitive therefore your templates must have the same case as the corresponding page g, kris Felix Gonschorek 05.05.2009 12:02 Bitte antworten an "Tapestry users" An Tapestry users Kopie Thema Re: Can't acc

Re: Can't access HTML files in classpath resouce

hi kris, thank you for your advice - with my previous mail i wanted to give the same tip to pisit - seems my post did not make this comprehesible ;) felix Kristian Marinkovic schrieb: this is because the windows filesystem is case insensitive! unix is case sensitive therefore your templ

Re: Can't access HTML files in classpath resouce

;) Felix Gonschorek 05.05.2009 14:24 Bitte antworten an "Tapestry users" An Tapestry users Kopie Thema Re: Can't access HTML files in classpath resouce hi kris, thank you for your advice - with my previous mail i wanted to give the same tip to pisit - seems my post did not make

Re: t5: embed a variable in a javascript in a tml?

The ugly way out of this is to output the comments using and in java public String getCommentStart(){ return " html comments - > tapestry > does not evaluate markup in html/xml comments. > > felix > > Kristian Marinkovic schrieb: >> never did this myself, but i think this should work

Re: t5: embed a variable in a javascript in a tml?

Ofcourse one could write simple component that encapsulates the JS and outputs required script tags and comment etc. things... - Ville Ville Virtanen wrote: > > The ugly way out of this is to output the comments using > > > > and in java > > public String getCommentStart(){ > return

Re: t5: embed a variable in a javascript in a tml?

Why not just do: var google_conversion_id = ${myid}; Angelo Chen wrote: > > Hi, > > I'd like to get myid from the page, but following code will not work, the > li

Re: t5: embed a variable in a javascript in a tml?

>Why not just do: > >var google_conversion_id = ${myid}; Are you being serious? The html comment " write t

Re: automatic zone update

I would check out Tapestry.activateZone (https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAP5-569 ) and javascript's setInterval method (or prototype's PeriodicalExector). J On May 5, 2009, at 1:54 PM, Michael Dukaczewski wrote: I'm trying to create a zone which automatically updates itself after some

Re: t5: strategy for caching html output of component

ok solved (don't know why I didn't see this earlier ;-) simply tested in template if cached html existed. if false --> render component if true --> use OutputRaw to output cached html of component. cheers, Britske Britske wrote: > > currently I'm working on a page with a lot of components.

Re: t5: strategy for caching html output of component

As a note, one sideeffect i can think of would occur if the first user (when cache doesn't yet exist) has cookies disabled (and thus url-rewriting takes place)... in that case, the cache would be filled in with urls containing his specific JSESSIONID, e.t.c. On Wed, May 6, 2009 at 2:16 AM, Britsk

Re: [T5.1] How do you advise ClassNameLocator?

Thanks. The following gives me the same list of interfaces as advising: @Match("*") public static T decorateEverything(Class serviceInterface, T delegate, String serviceId) { System.out.println(serviceInterface.getName()); return delegate; } ClassNameLocator not being one of them

Re: [T5.1] How do you advise ClassNameLocator?

Em Wed, 06 May 2009 00:33:34 -0300, Steve Eynon escreveu: The whole TapestryIOCModule is annotated with @PreventServiceDecoration so that explains why I can't override it. Might it be an idea to just annotate individual dangerous services rather than a blanket ban on overriding all IOC servi

Re: Problem using BeanEditForm with a POJO

That worked - thanks! Matt Otho wrote: > > Hi, > > 1) Turn production mode to false in AppModule.java. You get much better > exception reporting then. > > The exception you mentioned is caused by: > > org.apache.tapestry5.internal.services.TransformationExceptionUnable to > add > new method

Re: [T5.1] How do you advise ClassNameLocator?

Hi Steve, the problem is the protocol bundleresource. You should override ClasspathURLConverter which is used by ClassNameLocator. This service was introduced to be able to handle URLs which are not common in Java. I provide for example my own implementition of this service in an OSGi environment,