1)Create a JSF portlet app using ppack that uses page naviagation (say from page1 to page2)
2)Deploy the portlet app
3)Click on some botton in page1 to naviagate to page2
Issue:Page2 of the JSF portlet is not rendered untill a referesh.Issue not seen in IE..
Work around is to remove the webuiAll element from the below tag..
<webuijsf:themeLinks binding="#{PortletPage1.themeLinks1}" id="themeLinks1" parseOnLoad="false" webuiAll="true"/>
Description
1)Create a JSF portlet app using ppack that uses page naviagation (say from page1 to page2)
2)Deploy the portlet app
3)Click on some botton in page1 to naviagate to page2
Issue:Page2 of the JSF portlet is not rendered untill a referesh.Issue not seen in IE..
Work around is to remove the webuiAll element from the below tag..
<webuijsf:themeLinks binding="#{PortletPage1.themeLinks1}" id="themeLinks1" parseOnLoad="false" webuiAll="true"/>
I can't reproduce this in Trunk rev. 57159 so I'm closing the issue assuming this bug is fixed. Please reopen if this is still an issue and provide detailed steps to reproduce. Also this is a custom development problem as I have seen deployments of JSF with successful navigation in Liferay.
Ivan Cheung added a comment - 07/Jul/10 06:18 AM I can't reproduce this in Trunk rev. 57159 so I'm closing the issue assuming this bug is fixed. Please reopen if this is still an issue and provide detailed steps to reproduce. Also this is a custom development problem as I have seen deployments of JSF with successful navigation in Liferay.