In my code, the postreplace function has this signature:
function checkWrongFields(element, markup, closure)
but when it gets called, element is always null
autozoom wrote:
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> I already went through this sample app but unfortunately it uses old
> components (<ui:> instead of <webuijsf:>) so I am not sure whether
> postreplace() shows a different behaviour with newer ones or not
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> mbohm wrote:
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>> autozoom wrote:
>>> I am again trying to use the postreplace attribute to call a custom JS
>>> function when the Ajax Transaction completes.
>>> Whatever code I put in my functions, what I get is that the UI element
>>> refreshed by the transaction disappears from the page
>>> Can we have a sample of the correct way to use postreplace?
>>>
>> Check out the Currency Trader sample application:
>> http://www.netbeans.org/kb/60/web/instcurrencytrader.html
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>> When looking at the customPostReplace function in currencytrader.js,
>> keep in mind that useClosure is false, so the logic is fairly
>> straightforward.
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