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问题 I have a stripes action page. and When the page loads, I want to save an originalAssignee by assigning it from an object (i.e setOriginalAssignee (userAction.getAssignee())) so that in case if the object's field assignee is changed i will do some computing. Here is my action bean: @UrlBinding("/action/view-details.page") public class ActionListViewPage extends CustomAction { . . . private static final String ACTION_LIST_VIEW = "/action/view-details.jsp"; private static final String ACTION

问题 I have a select menu in a Ruby on Rails form defined as follows: <%= f.select :Menu1, [["Option1","value1"],["Option2","value2"]], {}, {:id=>"Menu1_Id", :class => "Menu1_Class"} %> I am using an event handler to trigger controller action when an option is selected and I want to pass to it the value of the selected option <script type="text/JavaScript" src=http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.js"> $(function(){ $('.Menu1_Class').bind('change', function(){ alert($(this).val()); $.ajax('#{

问题 I created my own form element in Zend Framework. The only thing i would like to do is add a different functionality to the element when it's first created (so it's requested by the 'new' action), and other functionality when the element is rendered to be edited (requested by the 'edit' action). How do i do that? I couldn't find it in the documentation. This is my code: <?php class Cms_Form_Element_Location extends Zend_Form_Element { public function init() { App_Javascript::addFile('/static

问题 Is it possible to create a generically typed Action at run time based on some specified types? In this particular scenario, the body of the Action will ultimately ignore the argument types, as the typed Action<> will just be a wrapper around a no-argument Action, e.g. Action original = () => { }; ... Action<TType> wrapper = (arg) => { original(); } Or, even: Action<TTypeA, TTypeB> wrapper = (arg) => { original(); } As you can see, the body of the typed Action<> ignores the arguments, and

问题 I have problem, how to create uri in action attribute. I have to use subfolders as "user", "admin" because I use Spring Security. <form:form action="/user/reservationTour.html" method="post" commandName="bookTourForm"> Result, no project name http://localhost:8080/user/reservationTour.html <form:form action="user/reservationTour.html" method="post" commandName="bookTourForm"> Result, 2x user in link http://localhost:8080/ProjectContextTitle/user/user/reservationTour.html <form:form action="<c

问题 I am trying to figure out how do I read incoming SMS messages in Android and perform a specific task, say ring an alarm, when a SMS with the text 'RingAlarm' comes in. I figure out using the BroadcastReciever class to read the SMS, but how do I perform specific action when a message with a pre-defined text arrives. Can anyone guide me which class and/or method do I need to use for that and how? public class IncomingSms extends BroadcastReceiver { String key = MainActivity.keyword; //Keyword

问题 I'm trying to detect if the user has selected the "All Users" or the "Just Me" radio during the install of my program. I have a custom action setup that overrides several methods (OnCommit, OnBeforeInstall, etc.). Right now I'm trying to find out this information during OnCommit. I've read that the property I want to get at is the ALLUSERS property, but I haven't had any luck finding where it would be stored in instance/local data. Does anyone know of a way to get at it? -Ben 回答1: Going to

问题 I have just installed Web Forms For Marketers 8.0 and do a test form. Trying to select Save to Database from the list of action but it is not there. Also, I have checked /sitecore/system/Modules/Web Forms for Marketers/Settings/Actions/Save Actions but it is not there as well. Why did they remove saving to database? How do I return it back again (as that is a requirement on my existing project? 回答1: First of all, you should not worry about, saving to SQL database is still there. What happened

问题 I want to know if there is any easy/elegant way to determine the source of an QAction? What I mean I have one QAction which is added to multiple QWidgets (with QWidget::addAction) and when the triggered signal of the action gets emitted I need to know which QWidget is the source because I need to query that specific widget. I don't see any way to do this with the QAction itself, the parent is always the same no matter from where the actions gets triggered. The idea I had to solve this was to

问题 We currently have implemented a lot of SWT Actions, because it is a nice way to bind a single command to be added to the menubars and toolbars, and to have Keyboard Shortcuts for these commands. Now... how can I register an Action in plain SWT/JFace without having to add it to a menubar, but in a way that it still can be called by a keyboard shortcut? 回答1: I use to solve this in plain SWT by using Display.addFilter on the KeyDown event. See this question for an example. 回答2: Use the org