I am getting below exception when trying to disable the adf table in on click event.
Caused By: groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: View.disabled() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String) values: [attribute]
I am using the following approach .
i have set the disable property in View also set the custom property in view.
disabled="#{row.bindings.attribute.hints.disabled}"
if any one had faced this issue then please suggest how to fix this issue.
You should just work in your UI layer for this use case.
Set the disabled property of the item to be based on a value in a managed bean, and switch that value in your click event listener.
adf tables don't have disable properties.
If you have to disable columns you have set it in each attributes with conditions on jsf page or backing bean.
it is bit lengthy but you won't have any scope rather than this.
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There seems to be a minor bug with the default dropdown filters when you enable filtering, is there a simpler way to force a table to use all input box style filters rather than to implement custom filters for each default drop down.
I think custom filters will solve the issue, but the problem is that doing so for the many tables will probably take far too long.
yes - you get dropdowns for fields where you are adding LOVs to.
But if you will create a duplication of the field (one attribute with LOV, a second attribute - without), you can show inside the table the-attribute-with-LOV, but in filter you will use the-attribute-without-LOV.
You will need to edit the jsff sources yourself.
I am currently using multiselect checkbox in a dropdown using angular schema forms and my requirment say to disable some other control based on a value selected But I am unable to bind any events to checking of a check box in multi select.
Can anyone Help me on this?
If I understand well you want to remove controls base on some condition of other controls. I made it by adding a condition on the form definition like:
"condition" : "model.nameOfField == 'valueOfField'"
I got a ComboBox in Vaadin and want to reload (from db) the set of entries in the dropdown list while typing in the text field of the ComboBox. I always got the exception:
java.lang.IllegalStateException: A connector should not be marked as dirty while a response is being written.
I tried to lock the session (getUI().getSession().getLockInstance().lock();), but it didn't help.
Is it possible to dynamically set/load the selection list of a ComboBox?
Cheers
Stefan
why do you want to change the content from DB as the user type? you'll get a postback and a query every key the user presses... isn't better to use the standard combo feature (which tries to autocomplete the value given what the user is typing)?
Anyway, if you really need this feature, you may extend the standard behaviour of combo extending the container behind the combo, as the data shown is taken from a container.
Does the fuelux datagrid support adding additional filter options? I would like - for instance - to add (next to the filter dropdown you already have in place), a checkbox which should also be added as a parameter to my function that retrieves the data remotely from the server.
It would be nice if the grid would automatically take any parameters from input elements that we can mark by adding a specific class or data- attribute.
Thanks very much! :)
David.
You can absolutely do this.
Add filtering logic to the datasource you provide, keyed off any custom property you add to the datasource.
Add the checkbox within the datagrid markup (or anywhere).
When your checkbox is clicked, update the custom property on your datasource and then call $('#MyGrid').datagrid('reload') to tell the datagrid to reread your datasource
In my application's viewport i'm showing the form panel with a list of fields in center region and property-grid in east region.
I need to show the list of properties of the field in the property-grid on selection of the field.
The user is able to change the properties.
Now my requirement is to apply the properties dynamically to the field.
Is there any generic way to achieve this?
Can someone help me?
Some properties have getter and setter functions, but not all of them and I doubt they are consistent enough for what you are trying to do.
My suggestion would be to store the config object for each field, the config object would have each property that you want to be able to change using your property grid. When a property changes, remove the field from the form. Re-create it using Ext.create and passing your config object as the second parameter. Then just insert the object back into the form.
EDIT: You can probably skip using Ext.create by using the insert function on your form panel, it seems to be able to accept a config object directly.