Paul,

 

IdeaJam on the Blackberry browser isn't something that we have tested - hence we don't currently officially support. Is this a requirement for your organization?  If so may I suggest posting this is an idea on http://ideajam.net.  Select IdeaJam for the IdeaSpace. 

 

Regards, 

 

Bruce 

Jeremy gave the correct answer.  It didn't work at first to me.  It turns out that you must make sure that the panel has an ID.  That's needed for the event to bind to it.

 

Thanks Jeremy!

Yes, you can add events to a panel, however there is no support for it through the UI, you have to do it in the source code ... also, if you plan to support a "backwards old fuddy duddy no fun good for nothing pain in the @rse piece of crap" browser (say IE 6), then nevermind.

 

Easiest way to get it done if you aren't comfortable enough coding the event 100% in the src window is to create the event on an object that supports it, then just move the xp:eventHandler block inside the xp:panel

Hello David and Jeremy.

Thanks for your suggestions, it was a realy help.
I didn't know about the .isValid() property of the field.
Now it's easy.

 Jeremy, I changed your code a little bit and finaly this is what I needed.

Thank's again!

 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

Martin, this can be accomplished by accessing the input's JSF component isValid() method, in the label's style attribute. isValid() returns false if validation has run on the component, and the component failed validation For Example:

 

    <xp:label value="Some:" id="label1" style="#{java_script:(!getComponent('inputText1').isValid()) ? 'background-color:#FF0000 !important;color:#FFF;' : '';}"></xp:label>
    <xp:inputText id="inputText1" value="#{HelloWorld.someVariable}"
        required="true"
        disableClientSideValidation="true">
        <xp:this.validators>
            <xp:validateRequired message="Value Required"></xp:validateRequired>
        </xp:this.validators>
    </xp:inputText>
<xp:messages id="messages1"></xp:messages>

I don't have any code off the top of my head...  but you can use dojo to apply a new CSS style.  I've seen it done on Lables somewhere.  I've not tried it on the edit control itself.

 

If you want SSJS can you not compute the CSS class?  Based on the value of the control?

Just thinking out loud.  I don't have anything in front of me but can look into it if you don't get a more concrete answer.

Hi Paul,

 

We basically limit the formatting options to what's available in the rich text editor toolbar that you see. So we offer:

Paul,

 

Taking your "Dynamic Table with Data Source and Repeat Control" example, if you were to add a "Status" selection box, how would you restrict the displayed content to the Status selected, eg New?

Mark