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Facelets PPR id question (should I submit a JIRA?)
I found this article:
http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/Facelets_with_Trinidad
There's a section, "Using Trinidad PPR (Partial Page Rendering) with
Facelets", which discusses an issue where unless you have id's on all
your command components, you get the same page redisplayed instead of
where you wanted to go.
I was getting bitten in the ass by this for a long time until I finally
stumbled across that footnote.
I didn't see a JIRA issue to address this? I'm prepared to add one if
there isn't. Is it a Trinidad issue or a Facelets issue? Does anyone
know?
Thanks
Dan
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RE: Facelets PPR id question (should I submit a JIRA?)
Posted by "Hannum, Daniel" <Da...@PremierInc.com>.
Thanks. I hope he does. It's a really annoying issue and you have to
find a certain page in the wiki to understand what's really going on.
-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Stokes [mailto:rstokes@fs.fed.us]
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2007 5:03 PM
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Re: Facelets PPR id question (should I submit a JIRA?)
Dan,
It's a facelet issue, I don't remember all of the specifics but on a ppr
request, facelets is regenerating the component tree for some reason and
will assign a new id if you don't have one set. The different id causes
the
action to never happen. A person I work with did a patch to facelets to
fix
the issue, but I don't think he ever submitted back to the facelets
project. I'll try to find out if he remembers the specifics.
Rob Stokes
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I found this article:
http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/Facelets_with_Trinidad
There's a section, "Using Trinidad PPR (Partial Page Rendering) with
Facelets", which discusses an issue where unless you have id's on all
your
command components, you get the same page redisplayed instead of where
you
wanted to go.
I was getting bitten in the ass by this for a long time until I finally
stumbled across that footnote.
I didn't see a JIRA issue to address this? I'm prepared to add one if
there
isn't. Is it a Trinidad issue or a Facelets issue? Does anyone know?
Thanks
Dan
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Re: Facelets PPR id question (should I submit a JIRA?)
Posted by Robert Stokes <rs...@fs.fed.us>.
Dan,
It's a facelet issue, I don't remember all of the specifics but on a ppr
request, facelets is regenerating the component tree for some reason and
will assign a new id if you don't have one set. The different id causes the
action to never happen. A person I work with did a patch to facelets to fix
the issue, but I don't think he ever submitted back to the facelets
project. I'll try to find out if he remembers the specifics.
Rob Stokes
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I found this article:
http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/Facelets_with_Trinidad
There’s a section, “Using Trinidad PPR (Partial Page Rendering) with
Facelets”, which discusses an issue where unless you have id’s on all your
command components, you get the same page redisplayed instead of where you
wanted to go.
I was getting bitten in the ass by this for a long time until I finally
stumbled across that footnote.
I didn’t see a JIRA issue to address this? I’m prepared to add one if there
isn’t. Is it a Trinidad issue or a Facelets issue? Does anyone know?
Thanks
Dan
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