Re: PPR problem

On 10/8/07, Perkins, Nate-P63196 < Nate.Perkinsgdc4s.com">Nate.Perkinsgdc4s.com> wrote:

Right, I do have the partialRendering on the panelHeader.  Like I mentioned below, the rendering of the buttons is working fine. ; What is not working fine are the buttons9; actions, no matter the combination, the second PPR action will fail.

 

Nate Perkins
General Dynamics C4 Systems

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From: Matt Cooper [mailto: matt.facesgmail.com" target="_blank" onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)">matt.facesgmail.com]
Sent: Monday, October 08, 2007 2:26 PM
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Re: [Trinidad] PPR problem

Hi Nate,

If you are trying to PPR the panelButtonBar components directly, it will not work when rendered was set to false.&nbsp; In order to PPR something, it must be already rendered.&nbsp; Instead, either PPR the parent of the panelButtonBar components, the panelHeader, or wrap the two panelButtonBar components in something else, like a panel group layout and PPR that component instead.&nbsp; That way, any changes to the panelButtonBar rendered attributes will be visible to the user.

Regards,
Matt

On 10/8/07, Perkins, Nate-P63196 < Nate.Perkinsgdc4s.com" target="_blank" onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)">Nate.Perkinsgdc4s.com> wrote:

Hey All,

I have a page with the following structure:

<tr:subform>
  <tr:table>
 &nbsp;  <tr:button id="view"/&gt;
 &nbsp;  <tr:button id="edit"/&gt;
  </tr:table>
</tr:subform>
<tr:subform>
 &nbsp; <tr:panelHeader>;
 &nbsp;  <tr:panelButtonBar rendered=&quot;#{readOnly}">
 &nbsp; &nbsp;  <tr:button id="close" />
 &nbsp; &nbsp;  <tr:button id="anotherEdit&quot; partialSubmit="true"/&gt;
 &nbsp;  </tr:panelButtonBar>
 &nbsp;  <tr:panelButtonBar rendered=&quot;#{!readOnly}";>
 &nbsp; &nbsp;  <tr:button id="save" partialSubmit="true"/&gt;
 &nbsp; &nbsp;  <tr:button id="cancel" partialSubmit="true"/&gt;
 &nbsp;  </tr:panelButtonBar>
 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  ….
  </tr:panelHeader&gt;
</tr:subform>

 &nbsp; The intended behaviour is if you select view or edit from the table it shows the panelHeader in the appropriate mode. ; Then you can do what you need to do in the lower subform (there are two subforms do to some filtering elements in the table).&nbsp; I only render the appropriate buttons depending on the mode so at any given time only one of the panelButtonBars is rendered.

My problem is that if I select edit from the table (non PPR button) and then hit save (PPR) things go as expected, but if I select view from the table (non-PPR) and then select edit (PPR) and then save (PPR), the save action is never called.

I'm not sure what to do about this as I've tried all combinations of partialTriggers that I could think of with no luck. ; I don't think it's a partialTrigger problem as the buttons are being rendered correctly.  I wonder if this is a PPR problem or maybe a PPR in a subform problem?&nbsp; Without fail though, the second PPR request does not process.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Nate Perkins
General Dynamics C4 Systems

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On 10/8/07, Perkins, Nate-P63196 <gdc4s.com">Nate.Perkinsgdc4s.com> wrote:

Right, I do have the partialRendering on the panelHeader.  Like I mentioned below, the rendering of the buttons is working fine. ; What is not working fine are the buttons' actions, no matter the combination, the second PPR action will fail.

 

Nate Perkins
General Dynamics C4 Systems

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From: Matt Cooper [mailto:gmail.com" target=_blank>matt.facesgmail.com]
Sent: Monday, October 08, 2007 2:26 PM
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Re: [Trinidad] PPR problem

Hi Nate,

If you are trying to PPR the panelButtonBar components directly, it will not work when rendered was set to false.&nbsp; In order to PPR something, it must be already rendered.&nbsp; Instead, either PPR the parent of the panelButtonBar components, the panelHeader, or wrap the two panelButtonBar components in something else, like a panel group layout and PPR that component instead.&nbsp; That way, any changes to the panelButtonBar rendered attributes will be visible to the user.

Regards,
Matt

On 10/8/07, Perkins, Nate-P63196 <gdc4s.com" target=_blank>Nate.Perkinsgdc4s.com> wrote:

Hey All,

I have a page with the following structure:

<tr:subform>
  <tr:table>
 &nbsp;  <tr:button id="view"/>
 &nbsp;  <tr:button id="edit"/>
  </tr:table>
</tr:subform>
<tr:subform>
 &nbsp; <tr:panelHeader>;
 &nbsp;  <tr:panelButtonBar rendered="#">
 &nbsp; &nbsp;  <tr:button id="close" />
 &nbsp; &nbsp;  <tr:button id="anotherEdit" partialSubmit="true"/>
 &nbsp;  </tr:panelButtonBar>
 &nbsp;  <tr:panelButtonBar rendered="#{!readOnly}">
 &nbsp; &nbsp;  <tr:button id="save" partialSubmit="true"/>
 &nbsp; &nbsp;  <tr:button id="cancel" partialSubmit="true"/>
 &nbsp;  </tr:panelButtonBar>
 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  ….
  </tr:panelHeader&gt;
</tr:subform>

 &nbsp; The intended behaviour is if you select view or edit from the table it shows the panelHeader in the appropriate mode. ; Then you can do what you need to do in the lower subform (there are two subforms do to some filtering elements in the table).&nbsp; I only render the appropriate buttons depending on the mode so at any given time only one of the panelButtonBars is rendered.

My problem is that if I select edit from the table (non PPR button) and then hit save (PPR) things go as expected, but if I select view from the table (non-PPR) and then select edit (PPR) and then save (PPR), the save action is never called.

I'm not sure what to do about this as I've tried all combinations of partialTriggers that I could think of with no luck. ; I don't think it's a partialTrigger problem as the buttons are being rendered correctly.  I wonder if this is a PPR problem or maybe a PPR in a subform problem?&nbsp; Without fail though, the second PPR request does not process.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Nate Perkins
General Dynamics C4 Systems

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