Why p:commandButton inside p:dialog does not fire actionListener?

You need to declare it as EL method expression, not as a plain string.

You need to declare it as EL method expression, not as a plain string. ActionListener="#{Bean. ListenerMethod}" To be sure, the #{Bean} must be a valid managed bean with the managed bean name "Bean" which in turn contains the following method public void listenerMethod(ActionEvent event) { // ... } where ActionEvent is from the javax.

Faces package and not the java. Awt one. If that still doesn't work, then it's caused by something else.E.g.

The form is nested, the rendered attribute evaluated false, etc. For an overview, see this answer.

Thank you Mr.Scholtz > My brain was dehydrated :) I was trying out every other thing. – selvin Mar 19 at 6:12 I tried like you said and put #{Bean. ListenerMethod} But now also it don't fire the listener :( – selvin Mar 19 at 6:16 BalusC can I open another question, regarding this issue, with more detail.

Can you please help? – selvin Mar 19 at 6:22 It has been some time ago with PrimeFaces and their documentation is not free anymore, but shouldn't the form go in the dialog? Also ensure that you aren't nesting forms in each other.

– BalusC Mar 19 at 6:23 I have checked the PrimeFaces 2.1 documentation and their showcase. Nowhere it is mentioned not to use forms inside p:dialog or p:confirmDialog. Anyway thank you for your hints :) – selvin Mar 19 at 9:04.

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