I have a PrimeFaces dataTable that gets refreshed on actions of various controls of the page. (I use p:ajax update="myDataTable" ..)
I have a JavaScript method calling row.scrollIntoView(true) on the last table row. (The nicer row.scrollIntoViewIfNeeded(true) seems to be available only in Chrome.)
Well, I need the table to scroll to the last entry on such a refresh. Is there any event I can listen to? Or is there an alternative way?
Use JQuery for (it's supported by PrimeFaces natively):
function scrollToBottom() {
$('.ui-datatable-scrollable-body').scrollTop(100000)
}
Next,
<p:ajax update="myDataTable" oncomplete="scrollToBottom()"/>
The p:ajax tag has an oncomplete attribute. You could use:
<p:ajax update="myDataTable" oncomplete="yourJsMethod()"/>
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<p:selectBooleanCheckbox value="#{dropdownView.value}">
<p:ajax update="msgs" listener="#{dropdownView.add}" />
</p:selectBooleanCheckbox>
In primefaces I am able to call bean method to perform action on click of checkbox with the above code.
But I am unable to call bean method to perform action on click of selectBooleanCheckbox in Bootsfaces.
Can anyone please help regarding how to successfully call a bean method which displays message true or false onclick of selectBooleancheckbox in Bootsfaces.
I have tried this, but it's not working:
<b:selectBooleanCheckbox value="#{dropdownView.value}"
update="msgs" onchange="ajax:ajaxBean.add()" />
I am new to bootsfaces. Any help would be appreciated.Thank you
The BootsFaces showcase has an example how to use AJAX with checkboxes. Our example uses onclick instead of onchange. Other than that, everything seems to be identical. I didn't check that yet, but it's possible b:checkbox doesn't support onchange (although I don't see why not - we've implemented both events).
By the way, the other approach using f:ajax / p:ajax and a listener should work, too. But we've added this feature later, so we don't guarantee that the traditional JSF style of AJAX always works with BootsFaces.
I want to change a tab by clicking in commandButton. I'm controlling activeIndex on my bean and doing an update on tabView component. Everything works fine.
My problem is that I want to change the activeIndex without need doing an update on tabView, because update of that component is a bit slow.
Is it possible to change a tab by clicking on button, and do that without update?
Here is my actual code.
TabView component
<p:tabView id="tvFoo" dynamic="true" activeIndex="#{fooBean.activeIndex}">
<p:tab title="Title" id="someTab">
<ui:include src="someTabName.xhtml" />
</p:tab>
<p:tab title="Title2" id="anotherTab">
<ui:include src="anotherTabName.xhtml" />
</p:tab>
</tabView>
inside someTabName.xhtml
<p:commandButton value="go to anotherTab" actionListener="#{fooBean.tabChange('anotherTabName')}" />
fooBean, that controls tabs change
public void tabChange(String tabId) {
switch (tabId) {
case "anotherTabName":
activeIndex = 2;
RequestContext.getCurrentInstance().update("tvFoo"); //here is the line that I don't want to call
break;
}
Can I remove that line, RequestContext.getCurrentInstance().update("tvFoo");? Of course, if simply remove, the tab is not changed.
To resume, basically I want change the opened tab. I think that I can achieve this calling the changeTab event manually, but I don't know how do that.
Why don't you do an update on the tabview component by your command button?
I think you have to do an update somewhere, otherwise, how should the tabview notice the change? Moreover, as far as I know, the update function isn't slow at all.
To get the current index of the tabview you could play with the Faces Context:
TabView tabView = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getViewRoot().findComponent(aComponentId);
On tabView you can get and set the active tab individually.
I hope this helps, good luck!
Have you tried using the wizard component? I believe the behaviour you're looking for is similar to this primefaces wizard.
http://www.primefaces.org/showcase/ui/panel/wizard.xhtml
I have a PrimeFaces (5) DataTable and like to store the page size selection in the view, so that the user sees the same number of rows when he returns to the view.
But all I see from documentation is that there is a page event which can be captured, but which won't give me the currently selected page size. The closest I got was getting the event's source (the DataTable) and get the rows attribute, but it only contains the number of rows before applying the new value.
Here on SO, I found a solution here, but it seems to me not the best way to implement it having to use some inline JQuery stuff.
It seems to me a not-so-exotic feature to persist the page size selection within the session, so there must be a good solution for it, I assume?
As you already noticed, the page event is being fired before the selected number of rows has been applied to the table. At the moment, there is no event being fired after changing the number of rows.
However, there is a possible workaround:
bind your datatable to the backing bean
Use AJAX page-event without any listener. Instead, call a <p:remoteCommand> after ajax request is complete.
Add your actionListener method to the <p:remoteCommand>.
Within this method, check the datatable's number of rows. It's the new value.
Keep in mind, page event is not only fired when changing the number of rows, but also on page change.
Example:
XHTML/JSF
<h:form>
<p:remoteCommand name="pageChanged" actionListener="#{tableBean.onPageChanged}"/>
<p:dataTable binding="#{tableBean.table}" paginator="true" rowsPerPageTemplate="5,10,20" rows="5">
<p:ajax event="page" process="#none" oncomplete="pageChanged()" />
<!-- columns here -->
</p:dataTable>
</h:form>
TableBean.java
private DataTable table;
public void onPageChanged(){
int numRows = table.getRows();
// ...
}
//getter/setter for table
I'm working on building a web page and notice now that I have to press the command button twice. Any command button has the same problem, so I figured I would add and action listener on one of them to see if I could see something.
<h:form id="formP">
<p:commandButton id="temp" value="photos" actionListener="#{viewBacking.debugBreakpoint()}" action="userPhoto" />
</h:form>
The backing bean has
public void debugBreakpoint() {
int i = 0;
i++;
}
Unfortunately, this does help. It hits my breakpoint only after the second press. I suspect that some field somewhere isn't passing validation but I would like some method of detecting what exactly is going wrong - why do I need the second push? Is there some option I can turn on in Glassfish, or something else where I can look at a dump of debug information? I can ignore the dump until everything is stable and then see what exactly is happening when I press the button for the first time.
Is there any such tool which I can use?
That can happen when a parent component of the given <h:form> has been rendered/updated by another command button/link with <f:ajax>. The given form will then lose its view state which it would only get back after submitting the form for the first time. Any subsequent submits will then work the usual way. This is caused by a bug in JSF JS API as descibred in JSF issue 790 which is fixed in the upcoming JSF 2.2.
You need to fix the another command button/link with <f:ajax> to explicitly include the client ID of the given <h:form> in the render.
<f:ajax render=":somePanel :formP" />
Another way is to replace this <f:ajax> by a PrimeFaces <p:commandLink> or <p:commandButton> so that you don't need to explicitly include the client ID of all the forms. PrimeFaces's own JS API has namely already incorporated this fix.
add event="onclick" in your p:commandbutton
I guess that will sort it out.
or you can add this ajax="false" property in your commandButton
<p:commandButton ajax="false" action="#{userController.create}" value="#{bundle.CreateUserSaveLink}"></p:commandButton>
I ran into the same issue. The solution was simple, instead of having both an actionListener and an action, just convert the actionListener method to return a string to where you want to navigate to and use it as the method for the action (and don't have an actionListener).
In simple terms: only use an action (do not use an actionListener on a commandButton that is submitting a form).
Please check your binding with bean.
bean fields should be String or non primitive.
I am trying to dispose a p:dataTable beside a p:button. They need to lay in a p:tab that is contained in a p:tabView. The tabView is contained in the central p:layoutUnit of a p:layout.
I also need to put the dataTable inside a form for producing an ajax update of another component.
Before trying to add the button on the left of table, everything was fine:
<p:layout ...
<p:layoutUnit ....
<p:tabView ....
<p:tab ....
<h:form ....
<p:dataTable .....
But when adding an outer h:dataTable just out of the h:form, the tabView appears empty. If I try to use an outer p:dataTable, only one table is displayed without items.
Are there any limitations in putting a dataTable into another dataTable? If yes, are there other ways to reach this goal?
UPDATE
I have found that the right way is to use nested Layouts, a feature available since Primefaces 3.0 which is not yet fully documented.
Here is the link to the feature request and links to the showcase-lab.