Though I included <%@ taglib prefix="ig" uri="http://www.infragistics.com/faces/netadvantage"%>, I get the javascript error - 'ig' is undefined.
I am trying the examples under - \NetAdvantage for JSF\documentation\tutorials\Grid\
It looks like the javascript files and folders are not copied inside of your project. Please check the following help topic to correct this error.
https://www.infragistics.com/support/retired-products
Hope this helps.
Taz.
I am getting the same error. I have placed the files as stated in the above URL. But still the error persists.
I tried the resolution given at Forum Index > infragistics.products.netadvantage.jsf.grid > 'ig is undefined' javascript error in demo also. However, it is not rendering the table itself if I place the resources in WEBINF.
When I place the resources folder in my webapp, I am getting the Grid (table with title and headers). But I can not see the rows of the table.
When I download NetAdvantage, I can not see igf_effect.js file in lib\runtime\resources\infragistics\scripts folder. Is that could be a problem?
Placing the resources under your web app is the right thing to do, and it sounds like you no longer get the "ig undefined" method when you do that - is that so?
If you're not seeing your data, that's a different problem. I'd say you haven't correctly defined the dataSource attribute in the GridView tag. Normally the server log (or IDE console) will contain messages describing what happened when the datasource was sought.
Hi,
We don't have any igf_effect.js in either 2007.2 or 2008.1. I will make sure this is resolved in the documentation. Thanks very much for the feedback.
Angel
I had a similar error and resolved it by removing the control entirely from the page and readding it. It seems that references and or pointers weren't carried over when the control was dropped into the page.