Are there any problem using jQuery in a rich:modalPanel?
I see this strange thing:
my modalPanel has a <rich:jQuery selector="document" query="ready(function(){ })></rich:jQuery>
The piece of istruction between {} is executed when the document is all ready (even if the modalPanel is not visible).
My modalPanel has 2 panel/div in it, the first name "simple" and the second named "complex" (the ids).
Following a parameter, the modalPanel is showed and "simple" or "complex" is visible:
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| if (#{myBean.isSimple()}){jQuery('#complex').animate({'height': 'hide'}, { duration: 0 });jQuery('#simple').animate({'height': 'show'}, { duration: 0 });} |
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| else{jQuery('#complex').animate({'height': 'show'}, { duration: 0 });jQuery('#simple').animate({'height': 'hide'}, { duration: 0 });} |
Well, the thing I see is that the animation are ignored.
I tried to put an alert in the if and in the else statement and see they are called correctly, but the animation doesn't start and see a wrong situation.
The particular thing continue because if I do an "F5"-refresh, magically the animation is executed (only the first time).
Why appens this?
