#Modal application wizard update
Otherwize, the whole page update will be performed. You need to have an Ajax component inside the to navigate between the wizard pages.
The included page should not have own (it does not matter if you use facelets). Note, that the content of the "wizard" is not isolated from the rest of the page.
The content is taken from the navigation rule of the faces configuration file (usually, the faces-config.xml). The new content is rendered inside the area. This is a typical scenario for Wizard like behavior. RichFaces allows to organize a page flow inside the component. Also, there are a couple of important points to consider from the Richfaces documentation: Note that the above included page, doesn't need to have f:view tags. Below is a code snippet for the main page (where the modal panel is included):Ģ) And below is the code snippet, for the first included page, on the modal panel: In my case, I'm using JSF and Facelets (Xhtml files). So, the modal panel is on one page and there would be 2 other pages that are to be included, in the modal panel, to get that 'Wizard' like behavior. Below is an example of creating a 'Wizard' out of a 'Richfaces Modal Panel' component:ġ) Lets suppose that this 'Wizard' is opened, when a user clicks on some link (or any other AJAX/Javascript event).and 2 steps, for that Wizard. It can be customized, as per the requirements of that particular application, although everything that you implement doesn't sound like a standard mechanism, from the 'Richfaces' AJAX framework. Richfaces 'Modal Panel' component can be used to create a 'Dialog Box' or a 'Wizard' (or Wizard like behaviour), which is useful, when some part of the website/application has to ask for the input from the user, in steps.
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