Greetings,
Its been long that i have posted something related to ADF. Thanks to my visitors who ask questions to keep me alive.
One reader shared a use case with me as follows
"We have a requirement to collapse a panel in Panel splitter for specific activity in a region"
The answer for that is use Region Listener in af:region component.
The Region Listener have a RegionNavigationEvent argument which can provide the current view in a af:region based on that you can conditionally collapse or expand panel
Example: Download complete example
In my bounded task flow i got 3 views, view 1-3 respectively as shown in the slide.
I have home page with Panel splitter and af:region in facet 2
My use case is to collapse left panel when user navigates to view 2 in a region.
I have a Region Listener as follows
Its been long that i have posted something related to ADF. Thanks to my visitors who ask questions to keep me alive.
One reader shared a use case with me as follows
"We have a requirement to collapse a panel in Panel splitter for specific activity in a region"
The answer for that is use Region Listener in af:region component.
The Region Listener have a RegionNavigationEvent argument which can provide the current view in a af:region based on that you can conditionally collapse or expand panel
Example: Download complete example
In my bounded task flow i got 3 views, view 1-3 respectively as shown in the slide.
I have home page with Panel splitter and af:region in facet 2
My use case is to collapse left panel when user navigates to view 2 in a region.
I have a Region Listener as follows
I have panel splitter binding in the bean
The Region Navigation Listener code is as follows
public class RegionNavigationListener {
private RichPanelSplitter myPanel;
public RegionNavigationListener() {
}
public void onRegionNavigated(RegionNavigationEvent region) {
String viewId = region.getNewViewId();
if (viewId.equalsIgnoreCase("/region-flow-definition/view2")) {
doCollapsePanel(myPanel);
}
else {
doExpandPanel(myPanel);
}
}
private void doCollapsePanel(RichPanelSplitter panel){
panel.setCollapsed(true);
AdfFacesContext.getCurrentInstance().addPartialTarget(panel);
}
private void doExpandPanel(RichPanelSplitter panel){
panel.setCollapsed(false);
AdfFacesContext.getCurrentInstance().addPartialTarget(panel);
}
public void setMyPanel(RichPanelSplitter myPanel) {
this.myPanel = myPanel;
}
public RichPanelSplitter getMyPanel() {
return myPanel;
}
}
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Zeeshan Baig
