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Updating FeedbackPanel
I have a scenario where upon submitting the page, a feedback message is
added, something like info("Last Saved: {datetime}").
I now am working on a different feature that wants to add feedback in the
onBeforeRender() method of the page. At first, I was only seeing the
original message (Last Saved...) and upon tracing it, I can see that the
render process first updates all IFeedback objects and THEN processes the
onBeforeRender. This means that my new message wasn't getting set in time
to catch where the IFeedback objects were getting init'ed.
So, I thought that I would simply call updateFeedback on my panel after I
addedmy new message. But this didn't work either. So, upon digging into
that, I found that the messages list is cached inside the
FeedbackMessagesModel (the default model for the FeedbackPanel). I'm OK
with the idea of caching, but I would have expected that calling
updateFeedback (cache or otherwise) would have caused my feedback panel to
get the latest set of messages. Here's what I did to overcome the problem:
final FeedbackPanel feedback = new FeedbackPanel("feedback") {
@Override
public void updateFeedback() {
get("feedbackul:messages").detach();
super.updateFeedback();
}
};
Is this acceptable/desirable? If this is acceptable, should the
FeedbackPanel be updated with this fix? If so, I can follow up with a JIRA.
Or would the recommendation be to use a different FeedbackModel impl that
doesn't cache?
Chuck
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Re: Updating FeedbackPanel
Posted by ChuckDeal <cd...@csc.com>.
Man, I came back from a long weekend and the updateFeedback() method was
gone! It appears that my code still works just peachy without it, so thanks
to whoever took care of that!
Chuck
ChuckDeal wrote:
>
> I have a scenario where upon submitting the page, a feedback message is
> added, something like info("Last Saved: {datetime}").
>
> I now am working on a different feature that wants to add feedback in the
> onBeforeRender() method of the page. At first, I was only seeing the
> original message (Last Saved...) and upon tracing it, I can see that the
> render process first updates all IFeedback objects and THEN processes the
> onBeforeRender. This means that my new message wasn't getting set in time
> to catch where the IFeedback objects were getting init'ed.
>
> So, I thought that I would simply call updateFeedback on my panel after I
> addedmy new message. But this didn't work either. So, upon digging into
> that, I found that the messages list is cached inside the
> FeedbackMessagesModel (the default model for the FeedbackPanel). I'm OK
> with the idea of caching, but I would have expected that calling
> updateFeedback (cache or otherwise) would have caused my feedback panel to
> get the latest set of messages. Here's what I did to overcome the
> problem:
>
> final FeedbackPanel feedback = new FeedbackPanel("feedback") {
> @Override
> public void updateFeedback() {
> get("feedbackul:messages").detach();
> super.updateFeedback();
> }
> };
>
> Is this acceptable/desirable? If this is acceptable, should the
> FeedbackPanel be updated with this fix? If so, I can follow up with a
> JIRA.
>
> Or would the recommendation be to use a different FeedbackModel impl that
> doesn't cache?
>
> Chuck
>
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