First, please only post a question once. As for PPR, you can only change a component that has existing DOM on the page with its client ID as the ID attribute of the element. So if you change a facet of a component, you have to PPR the component, not the facet (always PPR the container, not the component being added, removed or replaced). In your example, you have to PPR the table.
As for inserting components, you cannot do it without writing your own Java and JavaScript code and hacking pretty deep into the Trinidad code's knowledge. It probably would require using trinidadinternal APIs and that means that you sacrifice backwards compatibility. For a while I have wanted to enhance the PPR somehow to be able to add & remove components instead of just update them, but I have no time for it. Maybe in a year or two :) Sorry that this will not help you too much. -Andrew On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 5:08 AM, Elmar Kretzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > i got a short question concerning the following scenario. > > <tr:table ....> > <tr:column> > <tr:commandButton .../> > </tr:column> > > <f:facet name ="customfacet" > > <!-- > all the component stuff for rendering the details of this row > --> > </f:facet> > </tr:table> > > Is it possible to attach a Listener to the command Button to add a > custom DetailStamp function? > Or more generally speaking, is it possible to get a certain facet, > update its value and render it via ppr into a certain component? > > Or is there any other way to add new content via ppr ( like an > tr:panelGroupLayout) to a position in the view root? > > hope this question is not too stupid.... :-) > > (using Trinidad 1.2.6, Myfaces 1.2.2) > > > Thanks in advance! > elmar > > if this message appears twice - sorry forgot the subject on first mail >
