[Trinidad] possible bug in tr:inputListOfValues

[Luka Surija <lu...@iytim.hr>]

I've found that tr:inputListOfValues doesn't handle with decimal 
separator defined in trinidad-config.xml, but only in case of receving 
value from dialog. For example:

I have defined "," for decimal-separator. Value of "7.5" is correctly 
displayed in tr:inputListOfValues after showing the page, but after 
getting new value from dialog (for example "5.4327") the value displayed 
is "5.4327" instead of "5,4327" what is completely wrong interpreted 
from my app as value "54327", because i have "." as thousand separator. 
The work around is to use tr:inputText and tr:commandButton, but still 
it is a little bit dangerous bug. I've tried to write own 
returnListener, but no luck.

Re: [Trinidad] tr:panelPopup broken in Trinidad 1.2.2 with FF 2.x ?

[Andrew Robinson <an...@gmail.com>]

1.2.3 will have some large position fixes. 1.0.3 already has them.

On 10/11/07, wolfgang.toepfer@pta.de <wo...@pta.de> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> For your information, as I am not sure wether this is a known problem
> or just a configuration issue on my side.
>
>  I tried a simple popup such as
>
> <tr:panelPopup text="Auftragsselektion!" title="Gefundene Auftraege"
> alignment="center" modal="true">
>
>                 <tr:outputText value="Do you want to finish?" />
>
>
>
>                                  <trh:rowLayout>
>
> <tr:commandButton accessKey="1" text="1:Cancel"
>
> action="fXAbbrechen"/>
>
> <tr:commandButton accessKey="2" text="2:Ok"
>
> action="f1Change"/>
>                                    </trh:rowLayout>
>
>  </tr:panelPopup>
>
> However, this only works in IE 7 but not in FF 2.x. In FF the behaviour is
> strangely buggy: the mouse pointer
> switches to a "prohibited" symbol and everything is disabled apart from FF's
> close button. BTW there is no
> Javascript error.
>
> Any ideas regarding this behaviour?
>
> Thanks,
> Wolfgang.
>
>

[Trinidad] tr:panelPopup broken in Trinidad 1.2.2 with FF 2.x ?

[wo...@pta.de]

Hi,

For your information, as I am not sure wether this is a known problem
or just a configuration issue on my side.

 I tried a simple popup such as

<tr:panelPopup text="Auftragsselektion!" title="Gefundene Auftraege" 
alignment="center" modal="true">
 
                <tr:outputText value="Do you want to finish?" />
 
 
 
                                 <trh:rowLayout>
                                                                        <
tr:commandButton accessKey="1" text="1:Cancel" 
  action="fXAbbrechen"/>
                                                                        <
tr:commandButton accessKey="2" text="2:Ok"
  action="f1Change"/>
                                   </trh:rowLayout>
 
 </tr:panelPopup>

However, this only works in IE 7 but not in FF 2.x. In FF the behaviour is 
strangely buggy: the mouse pointer
switches to a "prohibited" symbol and everything is disabled apart from 
FF's close button. BTW there is no
Javascript error.

Any ideas regarding this behaviour?

Thanks,
Wolfgang.

Antwort: [Trinidad] tr:inputListOfValues with modal out-of-the-box popup ?

[wo...@pta.de]

..by the way, I noticed that the modal feature works with 
InputListOfValues when using IE 7.
However, in FF 2  it is broken. Just for your information..I am not sure 
if this is already a known issue?

My configuration: Trinidad 1.2.2, Facelets 1.1.12-SNAPSHOT, Seam 2.0RC1.

Thanks,
Wolfgang.





wolfgang.toepfer@pta.de 
09.10.2007 13:39
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Hi, 

we would like to use tr:inputListOfValues modally so that the main window 
is completely blocked while the inputListOfValues is active. 
Is this possible right now out-of-the-box? As far as I can see, it is not 
unless you start using your own Javascript after an onclick event. 
Correct? 

Thanks, 
Wolfgang.

[Trinidad] tr:inputListOfValues with modal out-of-the-box popup ?

[wo...@pta.de]

Hi,

we would like to use tr:inputListOfValues modally so that the main window 
is completely blocked while the inputListOfValues is active.
Is this possible right now out-of-the-box? As far as I can see, it is not 
unless you start using your own Javascript after an onclick event.
Correct?

Thanks,
Wolfgang.