JSF A4j support?

You should use either JBoss EL, or declare a JSF function. If you are using facelets, this is as easy as: declare a public static method in a class of your preference in a my.taglib. Xml (facelets decriptor) add.

You should use either JBoss EL, or declare a JSF function. If you are using facelets, this is as easy as: declare a public static method in a class of your preference in a my.taglib. Xml (facelets decriptor) add: concat com.mycompany.myproject.

ServiceFunctions java.lang. String concat(java.lang. String, java.lang.

String) Also, try setting the event to "onselect" (or "onchange") rather than "onclick" try seting immediate="true" try removing the method parameter - you don't need it, since you can access it via the property of the managed bean - i.e. Action="#{cardListProvider. FindCards}" and then in findCards() get this.

CardListProvider. CategoriesHolder. SelectedCategories try upgrading to richfaces 3.3.2.

SR1.

I'm using JBoss EL, my framework is Seam... – GuilhermeA Nov 17 '09 at 10:26 Then try "onchange" or better "onselect" rather than "onclick" – Bozho Nov 17 '09 at 11:00 Another event isn't going to help. Besides, in a checkbox/radiobutton you really want onclick instead of onchange. – BalusC Nov 17 '09 at 11:16 you're right BalusC, changing the event did not help me... thank you anyway Bozho!

Any other idea? – GuilhermeA Nov 17 '09 at 11:27 Check firefox error console. And see if there is a JS error in IE.(P.S.I don't agree 'onclick' is preferable with radios/checkboxes) – Bozho Nov 17 '09 at 11:33.

I am surprised this even works in Firefox. Action methods don't support parameters. From the Richfaces docs: signature must match java.lang.

Object action() livedemo.exadel.com/richfaces-demo/richf....

It however does support it if you're using JBoss EL instead of standard EL. – BalusC Nov 16 '09 at 23:15 yeah, I'm using JBoss EL... can't figure this one out :/ – GuilhermeA Nov 17 '09 at 10:17.

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