I agree the documentation for the component should clearly state how to
do navigation. Your blog will likely help many more people figure this
out. :) I'm not sure why M9 doesn't have a visual respresentation of
it... perhaps someone on the Woodstock team knows.
Ken
John Yeary wrote:
I am glad you liked it. I was inspired by the GF Admin
console when I wrote a new time sheet application for my company. I use
the Common Task components to try to make it a better user experience.
The woodstock examples on the site don't really give a good explanation
on how to use it to navigate, so I tried a simple trick it. Obviously
it works, but jsftemplating would be easier. I will need to look into
using the jsftemplating, but I was really trying to stay in the NB 6.0
M8/NB 6.0 M9 VWP arena. BTW the examples and my project were done in NB
6.0 M8. The M9 release does not include a "visual" common task
component.
On 5/25/07,
Ken Paulsen <Ken.Paulsen@sun.com>
wrote:
Cool! I really liked your Common Task blog.
Ken
John Yeary wrote:
I already added a rating and an example of how to use the
common tasks component.
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