b:command button does not work in datatable.

[jwsj]

When click the button in datatable, refresh the page and not execute method action.
Below my code :

<h:form id="frm">
        <f:metadata>
            <f:event type="preRenderView"
                listener="#{CboController.getListarCbo}" />
        </f:metadata>

        <b:dataTable id="tabela" value="#{CboController.listaCbo}" var="tab"
            lang="es">

            <b:dataTableColumn label="Código">
                <h:outputText value="#{tab.codCbo}" />
            </b:dataTableColumn>

            <b:dataTableColumn label="Descrição">
                <h:outputText value="#{tab.descCbo}" />
            </b:dataTableColumn>

            <b:dataTableColumn label="Ação">
                <b:commandButton value="alt" icon="alterar-dados" ajax="true"
                    action="#{CboController.redirectEdit()}">
                </b:commandButton>

            </b:dataTableColumn>
        </b:dataTable>

    </h:form>

[stephanrauh]

For some reason, every button has the same name and id. Little wonder nothing works.

[stephanrauh]

Turns out, it's a weird caching problem.

[stephanrauh]

I've uploaded a developer snapshot fixing the bug to Maven Central. See #369 on how to get it. Note that I didn't fix every bug yet. If you use input fields in your dataTable, you'll want to replace b:dataTableColumn by the standard h:column. If you're using NetBeans or IntelliJ, your IDE probably will complain about the label attribute, but apart from that, thing should work better than before.

To dos left before we can close the issue:

• There seems to be a special treatment of the submittedValue attribute in h:column. We should find it and make the special treatment available to b:dataTableColumn.
• Talking of which: why do we need a b:dataTableColumn in the first place? Let's try to find a way to get rid of it. Every JSF component in the table is considered a column.

[stephanrauh]

Finished the last remaining bugs, added a demo to the sneak preview showcase (http://www3.bootsfaces.net/Showcase/forms/DataTable.jsf) and uploaded a new developer preview version of BootsFaces to Maven Central.