Yes indeed. You could open a JIRA issue with your use case and a proposal.
Erik.
I added an RFE for it now:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-1247
-- Edvin
Edvin Syse wrote:
Thanks, that's a good option :) I went with rearranging the layout and
using two forms, but I
Why not make it 2 separated forms?
Beause of the layout that would mean nesting two forms, and I'm not sure
how that works out in different browsers. I might have to go that way,
but wouldn't it be nice/possible to skip validation but still bind the
model object changes with
Another option is to attach onchange handlers to all components (with an
ajax behavior).
You can optionally do validation in the handler and contineously show
validation errors as the user leaves an input field.
Regards,
Erik.
Edvin Syse wrote:
Hi,
I have a form where some of the
Yes indeed. You could open a JIRA issue with your use case and a proposal.
Erik.
Edvin Syse wrote:
Thanks, that's a good option :) I went with rearranging the layout and
using two forms, but I think a getDefaultFormValidation() method would
be a nice addition to the framework :)
--
Thanks, that's a good option :) I went with rearranging the layout and
using two forms, but I think a getDefaultFormValidation() method would
be a nice addition to the framework :)
-- Edvin
Erik van Oosten skrev:
Another option is to attach onchange handlers to all components (with an
ajax
Hi,
I have a form where some of the components have validators (Required, EmailValidator etc). The form uses CompoundPropertyModel for my
object. Upon entering some text in one input field and clicking a button, a ModalWindow opens and shows a searchresult based on the input.
The button is a
Why not make it 2 separated forms?
Edvin Syse wrote:
Hi,
I have a form where some of the components have validators (Required,
EmailValidator etc). The form uses CompoundPropertyModel for my
object. Upon entering some text in one input field and clicking a button,
a ModalWindow opens
