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mobiCommand button should support a mode where it is enabled/disabled based on the current online/offline status of the network.
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This can be implemented by defining a CSS class for offline-disabled. When an offline/online state is detected, any input fields with offline-disabled will be disabled/enabled. Any child inputs of a containing element with offline-disabled will be disabled/enabled.
This will allow the same functionality to be available to HTML 5 applications.
For the JSF developer, this can be applied directly via the style class or an attribute offlineDisabled on mobi:ajax can be used. When mobi:ajax supports the wrapping variant it will be possible to apply the setting to a group of elements.
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Ted Goddard
added a comment - This can be implemented by defining a CSS class for offline-disabled. When an offline/online state is detected, any input fields with offline-disabled will be disabled/enabled. Any child inputs of a containing element with offline-disabled will be disabled/enabled.
This will allow the same functionality to be available to HTML 5 applications.
For the JSF developer, this can be applied directly via the style class or an attribute offlineDisabled on mobi:ajax can be used. When mobi:ajax supports the wrapping variant it will be possible to apply the setting to a group of elements.
| Field | Original Value | New Value |
|---|---|---|
| Assignee | Judy Guglielmin [ judy.guglielmin ] | Steve Maryka [ steve.maryka ] |
Since a variety of components may need to support connectivity configuration, this should be enabled through a feature similar to <f:ajax> where both child and wrapper tags are supported.