Here are the screenshots.
Thanks,
-Bill
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From: Lukas Renggli <renggli(a)iam.unibe.ch>
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Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2007 12:47:02 PM
Subject: Re: How does one use PRAjaxSearchWidget?
> Using FireBug, so far I've identified that the original CSS got
> override by "/seaside/files/WADispatcherFiles/main.css" only when
> using the AJAX search widget. WADispatcherFiles is /not/ part of
> the libraries added into the Pier libraries configuration.
WADispatcherFiles are only needed for the config application, that
shouldn't harm if you don't have them.
> I'm not too familiar with FireBug and web programming, so I don't
> know which direction I should be heading, is there any other
> information that you would like me to provide you with?
Can you send a screenshot of FireFox with the application showing the
bug and FireBug opened. Further I need a screenshot of the Seaside
configuration interface.
Lukas
>
> -Bill
>
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>> Any ideas?
>
> This is odd. What does FireBug say?
>
> Lukas
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Using FireBug, so far I've identified that the original CSS got override by "/seaside/files/WADispatcherFiles/main.css" only when using the AJAX search widget. WADispatcherFiles is /not/ part of the libraries added into the Pier libraries configuration.
I'm not too familiar with FireBug and web programming, so I don't know which direction I should be heading, is there any other information that you would like me to provide you with?
-Bill
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> Any ideas?
This is odd. What does FireBug say?
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Ah, OK, that sort of works, because something is still not right on my end.
I vaguely remember a discussion on this problem before, but I couldn't find it in the archives, so here goes.
It looks like something is wrong with the CSS. When I type something in the search field, the CSS of the page changes. There are seaside starfishes at the top left corner of every DIV block, the links changed to baby blue, the title of the page got pushed to the left of the navigation/action panels. I can't see any search results, anywhere, although I know that with every key-press the page does some sort of AJAXy refresh because the side scroller would blink a little.
When I click on a link or just do a page refresh, the CSS returns to normal.
Any ideas?
-Bill
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Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 10:29:08 PM
Subject: Re: How does one use PRAjaxSearchWidget?
> PRSearchWidget works out-of-the-box, but not PRAjaxSearchWidget.
> When I enter text into the search box, nothing happens. After I
> press enter, nothing happens. Is there any kind of set up I need
> to do?
You need to add SULibrary to the libraries in the Seaside application
configuration. Then it should work.
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PRSearchWidget works out-of-the-box, but not PRAjaxSearchWidget. When I enter text into the search box, nothing happens. After I press enter, nothing happens. Is there any kind of set up I need to do?
I'm using:
Pier-all-lr.207
Scriptaculous-lr.201
Seaside2.8a1-lr.376
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Hi,
I start to use magritte last week. Nice tool but I need some advices.
I use "post := self call: (Profile new asComponent addValidatedForm;
yourself)." for insert data into my fields.
Works well.
But If I need to update the data I do not know how to do. :(
Any good tips ?
Cheers
Henrik
Hi,
I've just started playing with pier and I've hit a little problem. I
installed Pier-Security and it is using a MAMultiselectListComponent
which is attempting to send #beMultiple to an html select. However,
the default WASelectTag does not understand #beMultiple.
I clearly don't have some class installed that I need. Anyone know what it is?
Cheers,
Steven
Hi! Why there are "super visit*: anObject" in some visit* methods of
PRWikiWriter? For example #visitHeader and #visitListItem. But some methods
doesn't use "super visit*: anObject". Where is a difference of this need to
use "super visit*: anObject" or not?
Thanks
Is there an easy way in Magritte to clean up user-supplied data
before validation? I'm doing something like this:
> Address>>state: aString
> state := aString ifNotNil: [:s | s trimBlanks]
>
> Address class>>descriptionState
> ^(MAStringDescription auto: 'state' label: 'State')
> addCondition: [:value | value trimBlanks size = 2] labelled:
> 'Please enter a two-character abbreviation';
> yourself
In Rails, ActiveRecord offers a before_validation hook for this kind
of cleanup. I have mostly used it to coerce empty strings to nil, but
it looks like Magritte's default string reader at least does that
part for me.
Should I implement my own StringReader to accomplish this in one place?
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Hi,
I am a bit lost since the PRComponentSettings vanished in Pier. Actually
I cannot export/import my old kernels because of an obsolete PRComponentSettings.
I think there is a way to remove the PRComponentSettings use in my
kernels but I don't know how to find/do this. Everytime a big change is
made, it could be nice to go thru the Instances of PRKernel to change
things (even if I know it's a lot of work).
Regards,
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Martial
Hello again :) How can I create my own link in the wiki page to the Login
form (I want to hide Commands box)?
Also I have my own menu at http://kamikaze.seasidehosting.st/ but my links
are constant and doesn't have any session data. So if somebody is logged in
and presses any of top menu items - he is going to be logged off :| Any
advices how to organize links in this menu? It is <UL> list items with <a>
tags.
