How to get the value inside de control aspx?
sample.
<asp:TextBox ID="TextBox1" tag="value_test2"
runat="server"></asp:TextBox>
I would like to get the value from tag="...".
var value = TextBox1.Attributes["tag"].Value
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Web page has the following HTML without an ID - how do I set the value of the form?
<input name="loanxFindBorrower" onkeypress="if((window.event&&window.event.keyCode==13) ||
(event.which&&event.which==13 )){ findByBorrowerAction()}" type="text" size="25" value="">
I've tried
IE.Document.getElementByTagName("loanxFindBorrower").Value = "New Value"
Aswell as
IE.Document.getElementByTagName("loanxFindBorrower").Focus
IE.Document.getElementByTagName("loanxFindBorrower").Value = "NewValue"
Any help would be much appreciated
You should use getElementsByName() to get the element. It returns a collection, you'll need to specify the index to get the element you want.
For example, if it's the first element with name "loanxFindBorrower" in the page, the index is 0:
IE.Document.getElementsByName("loanxFindBorrower")(0).Value = "New Value"
I have a custom control for an editable field, and validation is done via a java bean. I want to set the isValid() property to set bootstrap styling like so:
However, this does not work if I place the cc on a page more than once, because I am searching on the component's ID to set the Valid property.
I need to either compute the id of the field in the CC, or do something else like this post describes.
I believe I can compute the ID of the text field like so:
<xp:inputText
id="${javascript:compositeData.fieldName}"
type="text"
loaded="${!empty compositeData.placeholder}"
required="${compositeData.required}"
disableClientSideValidation="true">
<xp:this.attrs>
<xp:attr
name="placeholder"
value="${compositeData.placeholder}" />
</xp:this.attrs>
<xp:this.binding><![CDATA[#{javascript:compositeData.dataSource[compositeData.fieldName]}]]></xp:this.binding>
</xp:inputText>
However, there are a few places where I need to compute the component, such as
<xp:this.styleClass><![CDATA[#{javascript:"form-group" + (getComponent("inputText1").isValid() ? "" : " has-error" )}]]></xp:this.styleClass>
I have to replace the "inputText1" with the computed ID, but cannot figure out how to do so.
Is there a better/easier way?
Why would you not use the compositeData.fieldName everywhere you reference the id?
<xp:this.styleClass><![CDATA[#{javascript:"form-group" + (getComponent(compositeData.fieldName).isValid() ? "" : " has-error" )}]]></xp:this.styleClass>
I have ran into a particularly strange problem when implementing a RichFaces tool tip component. In my project I have a table that displays a list of Strings that are entered by the user, and I want there to be a pop-up of additional information when a user mouses over the strings in the list.
One of the requirements is that any string that is more than one word must contain double quotes "" when input by the user--e.g. a single word would be input as Java vs. a phrase "Java is cool".
So, I added a <rich:toolTip> to render additional info if it exists--and it works, except for strings that contain double-quotes. For example (as it's displayed in the table) "sample string" will not show additional information on mouseover.
My JSF code is simply:
<h:outputText id="keywordText" value="#{keywordData.keyword}"/>
<rich:toolTip for="keywordText" rendered="#{keywordData.comments != null}" value="#{keywordData.comments}"/>
Like I said, this works for words/strings that do not contain quotes. I am wondering if there is a workaround within JSF/RichFaces I can use in order to get this to work properly with a string that contains quotes. Or perhaps some assistance in writing a custom JavaScript function that forces or "tricks" RichFaces into handling quotation marks in a string correctly?
Thanks for any help in advance!
Edit: I am using RichFaces 3.3.3
In the page source, for the string "Testing Quotes" (does not work) I found this:
<span id="j_id138:j_id144:keywordTable:"Testing Quotes":keywordText">"Testing Quotes"</span>
<span id="j_id138:j_id144:keywordTable:"Testing Quotes":j_id159" class="rich-tool-tip " style="z-index:99; ">
<span id="j_id138:j_id144:keywordTable:"Testing Quotes":j_id159content">
<p>This comment should display</p>
</span>
<span id="j_id138:j_id144:keywordTable:"Testing Quotes":j_id159script" style="display:none">
<script id="scriptj_id138:j_id144:keywordTable:" quotes":j_id159"="" testing="" type="text/javascript">
new ToolTip("j_id138:j_id144:keywordTable:"Testing Quotes":j_id159","j_id138:j_id144:keywordTable:"Testing Quotes":keywordText",{'showEvent':'mouseover'} );
</script>
</span>
You can see that the quotations in the string itself (which appears to supposed to be part of the id attribute) are being misinterpreted in the new ToolTip parameters. And for a string testkeywordawesome without quotes you can see it works (because it does not contain quotes):
<span id="j_id138:j_id144:keywordTable:testkeywordawesome:keywordText">testkeywordawesome</span>
<span id="j_id138:j_id144:keywordTable:testkeywordawesome:j_id159" class="rich-tool-tip " style="z-index: 99; visibility: hidden; display: none; left: 63.7833px; top: 210.75px;">
<span id="j_id138:j_id144:keywordTable:testkeywordawesome:j_id159content">
<p>the best comment in the world</p>
</span>
<span id="j_id138:j_id144:keywordTable:testkeywordawesome:j_id159script" style="display:none">
<script id="scriptj_id138:j_id144:keywordTable:testkeywordawesome:j_id159" type="text/javascript">
new ToolTip("j_id138:j_id144:keywordTable:testkeywordawesome:j_id159","j_id138:j_id144:keywordTable:testkeywordawesome:keywordText",{'showEvent':'mouseover'} );
</script>
</span>
Edit2: The tool tips exists in a rich:column, of which exists in a rich:extendedDataTable. Below are their code:
<rich:extendedDataTable value="#{keywordEntry.globalKeywordsDataModel}"
rendered="#{fn:length(keywordEntry.globalKeywords) gt 0}"
styleClass="removeEDTSortIcon removeEDTContextMenu"
id="keywordTable" rowClasses="row1, row2"
var="keywordData" rows="0" noDataLabel=" "
headerClass="#{displayHeader == null or displayHeader ? 'rich-table-header' : 'hide'}"
rowKeyVar="keywordRowIdx" enableContextMenu="false"
sortMode="#{globalKeywordListSort.multiSortEnabled ? 'multi' : 'single'}"
sortPriority="#{globalKeywordListSort.sortOrderList}"
width="#{eStaffUser.userKeywordAdmin ? '750px' : '750px'}"
height="#{((fn:length(keywordEntry.globalKeywords)*30 + 50) lt 480) ? (fn:length(keywordEntry.globalKeywords)*30 + 50) : 480}px"
>
and
<rich:column id="#{globalKeywordSortFieldEnumBean.KEYWORD}" selfSorted="false" width="#{eStaffUser.userKeywordAdmin ? '48%' : '52%'}" sortBy="#{keywordData.keyword}"
sortOrder="#{globalKeywordListSort.dataTableColumnSortClass[globalKeywordSortFieldEnumBean.KEYWORD].sortOrder}">
id="j_id138:j_id144:keywordTable:"Testing Quotes":keywordText"
This means that one of the parents of <h:outputText id="keywordText"> has its id defined by something that evaluates to "Testing Quotes", that's obviously bad.
OK, so the root of the issue was that the rich:extendedDataTable uses an ID supplied by each entry to generate a unique ID for each table row. So the problem ended up being in the underlying "Model Managed-Bean" that implemented a generic data entity interface, this interface defines a getEntityId() method and in this case, the "ID" returned was the keyword value itself, since there was no true (i.e., database) entity ID such as a primary key:
public class KeywordDataBean implements SummaryDataEntityIF<String>
The problem was resolved by changing the interface's implementation to Integer and returning the hash as the unique ID for each keyword object:
public class KeywordDataBean implements SummaryDataEntityIF<Integer>
This forced the html id generated by the rich:extendedDataTable to be a simple integer number instead of a (keyword) string containing quotes, allowing the rich:toolTip to work properly.
I have 3 TextBoxes
<asp:TextBox ID="txtTitle" runat="server" class="txtFields" title="Title" />
<asp:TextBox ID="txtName" runat="server" class="txtFields" title="Name" />
<asp:TextBox ID="txtDescription" runat="server" class="txtFields" title="Description" />
I'm using the watermark plugin on these 3 TextBoxes:
jQuery('.txtFields').watermark();
This is the plugin:
http://code.google.com/p/jquery-watermark/
jQuery('.txtFields').watermark();
Uses the Title Attribute of the TextBox to Show the Watermark but the problem is that this also Generates ToolTips which is something I do Not want, is there anyway to disable the tooltips without removing the title attribute?
Or is there anyway to use custom attributes with this plugin? By that I mean making the plugin use another attribute instead of the title attribute.
Thank you.
Looks like watermark will allow you to specify any text to display in there, so you're not stuck with the title. Any attribute that you could select with jQuery you could use as the watermark value. The problem with that is there are no other attributes you could add in there and still have nice compliant code. Best bet is to give them a value, assign a variable that value, unset it and add watermark. Something like:
$('input').each(function() {
var wmark = $(this).val();
$(this).val('');
$(this).watermark(wmark);
});
Try adding UseAccessibleHeader = false
like this:
<asp:TextBox ID="txtTitle" runat="server" class="txtFields" title="Title" UseAccessibleHeader = false />
I have resolved my previous problem posted in:
ui:repeat, populate list
Now I would like to know how to get the values modified in the form and pass to my bean.
This is how I done:
in the form:
<ui:repeat value="#{myBean.myList}" var="item">
<td class="icePnlGrdCol1" id="nacionI-0-#{item.index-1}">
<input class="iceInpTxt celdaNacionI"
id="I#{item.index gt 9 ? '':0}#{item.index}"
name="I#{item.index gt 9 ? '':0}#{item.index}"
title="I#{item.index gt 9 ? '':0}#{item.index}" type="text"
value="#{item.valor}" />
</td>
</ui:repeat>
in the bean:
private List iniciosMesList = null;
CeldaGrid is a class with their getter/setter
I want the get the value of every inputText in the form an re-create the list before to pass to my database.
How can I access this values???
thanks
Use an <h:input> instead of <input>. Provide a valueChangeListener attribute that binds to your backing bean. For each value in the list that the user has changed, this listener will be called. You can additionally provide or grab the item iteration variable with this call back.
This way you can construct a list of all items that have changed, and send these to your DB. Or, if merge them with your original list and send that to the DB.
(p.s. I advice you not to use a raw List as in private List iniciosMesList = null;, but parameterize it correctly)