two h:command buttons in rich:toolbar?

[patrickmadden]

Hi,

I have two command buttons rendered in a toolbar using actionListeners on my backing bean. Only the first button is functioning (getting called). I'm wondering if this is possible.

<ui:define name="body">
 <h:messages globalOnly="true" styleClass="message"/>
 <h:form id="searchForm">
 <rich:toolBar styleClass="searchBar">
 <rich:toolBarGroup>
 <h:inputText id="term" value="#{search.searchTerm}" />
 <h:commandButton id="search" actionListener="#{search.searchSubmitButtonListener}" disabled="#{search.searchRunning}" value="#{messages['searchForm.command.search']}"/>
...
 </rich:toolBarGroup>
 <rich:toolBarGroup location="right">
 <h:commandButton id="headlines" rendered="#{identity.loggedIn}" actionListenter="#{search.headlines}" disabled="#{search.searchRunning}" value="#{messages['searchForm.choice.headlines']}"/>
 <s:link view="/headlines.xhtml" value="#{messages['searchForm.choice.headlines.configure']}"/>
 </rich:toolBarGroup>
 </rich:toolBar>
.....
</hform>
</ui:define>
</ui:composition>

Both action listener are defined to take ActionEvent signatures

public void headlines(ActionEvent e);
public void searchSubmitButtonListener(ActionEvent e);

I'm just wondering if this has something to do with two submit buttons on the same form. However, I have other content inside tabs, treenodes, data tables, on this page/form that have command buttons and/or command links that function just fine.

So, I'm a bit confused.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

PVM

[sergeysmirnov]

Form might have as many buttons as you need. It is not a reason you should look for.

Seems to me rendered="#{identity.loggedIn}" is a key point here.
What is the scope for #{identity} ? What is the value for #{identity.loggedIn} by default (right at the moment #{identity} is created)?

[patrickmadden]

Thank you Sergey.

I'm so sorry. I had a typo in actionListener=

I spelled it actionListenter. I've been looking at that for a while and never saw it. Its working fine.

Sorry for your wasted time.

Thanks,

PVM