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Implementing a JavaScript toaster plugin to display JSF messages

March 29, 2017November 12, 2018 shillem Leave a comment

A current – and also permanent – limitation of the XPages environment is the inability to refresh multiple blocks on the page within a single server trip. This inevitabily forces to trade efficiency for some low-hanging shortcut. The most common example is when you want to notify the user with one or more messages that […]

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A bunch of hacks for smartly managing a bootstrap modal life cycle

January 9, 2017January 9, 2017 shillem 2 Comments

I might call this the negative side of perfectionism: wanting everything to be as efficient as possible even if it doesn’t matter. Oh well, I’m stubborn sometimes. I took it as a personal challenge to be able to open a bootstrap modal window and… on close partially refresh the modal body in case an error […]

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