Messages posted by: adina_mihai

You are talking about browser window, or about an e:window which contains the dataTable? e:window have a best fit mechanism, that is applied when no width and height are specified, which allow window to be displayed according the child components. It will be great if you could attach a .jsp file, so I could help you further.

Try to use something like this:
<e:datatable dataModel="#{hotelSearch.hotels}">

<e:dataTr>
<e:dataTd id="name" labelText="Name" >
<f:facet name="header">
<e:td>
<h:outputText value="Name"/>
</e:td>
</f:facet>
//following line is not mandatory
//<h:outputText value="#{ROW.name}"/>
</e:dataTd>
</e:dataTr>
</e:datatable>

Datatable knows how to render rows according dataModel and according id of the dataTd. In this case, the user doesn't have to specify explicit their values. For further details, please consult http://www.simplica.com/learn.htm "DataTable Guide".

Please tell me what application server and JSF implementation are you using, since I couldn't reproduce this issue with Tomcat 5.5 and JSF 1.1_02.

We don't have any plans regarding this behavior. Users just have to click outside of the lists, but without selecting a date. Maybe we will consider this in future.

GridTd tag is missing from ecruiser.taglib.xml. This fix will be available in a couple of days, when we'll put a released version on the site.

1. Popupmenu tag is missing from ecruiser.taglib.xml. You'll have this fix in a couple of days, when we'll put a released version on the site.

2. When using a resource bundle in a JSP to bind localized strings to an ECruiser component, you should use the ECruiser Load Bundle Tag instead of the standard JSF one.

<e:loadBundle basename="MyBundle" var="bundle"/>

instead of

<f:loadBundle basename="MyBundle" var="bundle"/>

We used your configuration, but we couldn't reproduce this issue. Please attach a simple application that demonstrates this behavior, if you can. This will help us find a solution faster. Thank you!

Hello Claudia!
Our components are compatible with Sun JSF Implementation versions 1.1_01, 1.1_02 and 1.2, and also with Apache MyFaces 1.1 and 1.4. Regarding Javascript, our framework is compatible with all other frameworks, because we have our own namespace which avoid the collision between them. Any information about compatibility can be found at http://www.simplica.com/learn.htm "ECruiser Getting Started Guide".

Did you put the gridTable inside a <h:form> tag?

The ecruiser.taglib.xml file is automatically generated, so this seems to be a bug in our generator. This fix will be available for everyone in our next release, meaning about two weeks from now.

Currently, we have implemented popupState attribute on window. If you set popupState="popup", then the window will be displayed open. Please, give me an email address where I could send you our latest .jar, which includes this solution.

Yes, Render Response Phase should be invoked by a valueChangeListener.
Please, attach a .jsp and a bean to help you find a solution on your issue, since I think there might be some other causes.

You have to use something like this:

  public void setSelectTable(SelectTable selectTable) {
         selectTable.setValueChangeListener(FacesUtils.createMethodBinding("#{listener.valueChangeListener}",
                     new Class[]{ValueChangeEvent.class}));
         this.selectTable = selectTable;
     }

This seems to work fine in our test pages. I tested these files on Tomcat 5.0 with jsf 1.1_02. Please, look into it.

Did you try to use the latest ecruiser suite, to see if you can reproduce the problem?

cobar wrote:

One other question is I do not see a way to set the default inputText box size and maxlength in the gridTd. I did put in a custom editor with the inputText but you don't the same behavior in rendering or entering the edit mode.

Did you use something like this?

   <e:gridTd id="quantity" labelText="Input" editable="true">
           <f:facet name="editMode">
                  <h:inputText size="6" maxlength="3"/>
           </f:facet>
         </e:gridTd>

In this version, we don't support "editable" at gridCell's level, but only for the entire column. We plan to add this feature, but it's hard to say exactly when we can do that.

Please, give me a private message with an email address, where do you want to receive the ECruiser .jar. Thanks!

This seems to be a bug in our code. We will fix it and you'll get a patch by the end of this week. Thank you!

Yes, we will add this feature for SelectTable, but we can't do this earlier than a month, because we have to do some other stuff with higher priority. Thank you for your interest in our components!

In the current version of selectTable, selectionMode can't be "none", so your desired behavior can't be achieved. SelectTable was designed especially for selection.

Currently, we don't support this behavior on dataTable (same issue as the header grouping forum notes). In figure 22 from dataTable guide it's just an illusion. As an alternative, you could use a facet for bottomPagination, and implement your custom links in a backing bean.

In order to put a link inside a dataTable's footer, you have to do something like that:

 <e:dataTd  ....  >
         <f:facet name="footer">
             <h:outputLink value="datatable.jsf">     
                      <f:verbatim>DataTable</f:verbatim>
             </h:outputLink>
         </f:facet>
 </e:dataTd>

Or, you can choose to replace h:outputLink with ECruiser e:link :

  <e:link  value="DataTable" ajax="true" ..... />

Thanks cobar. I tested your selectTable configuration, and seems to be working fine, without scroll bars, as you wanted. Maybe you have a plug-in in your IE browser, or something that affect the .css styles.

The scrolling property can easily fail because of the .css styles that you are using on your page. Please, attach the .jsp and .css files, to provide you a solution faster, since our scrolling examples are working fine.


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