Hi,
It is up to the component on how to interpreted the disabled property.
In your case you could make a new form component (use TextArea as
template) that shows a div with scroll bars instead of an input element.
If you still need the input element, simply add it, but make it hidden.
Regards,
Erik.
ChuckDeal schreef:
> I'm not sure about other browsers, but IE6 doesn't allow scrolling of a
> disabled TextArea. TextArea extends FormComponent and form component has an
> internal Behavior that adds the disabled attribute when the field is set to
> disabled (setEnabled(false)). This causes my project grief because we need
> to add the READONLY attribute instead. But, as far as I can see there is no
> way to remove a Behavior because they are not "named (ala a Map) and the
> getBehaviors returns an unmodifiable List. I see that the
> DisabledAttributeModifier extends AttributeModifer that supports an enabled
> flag, but this internal class is private and it makes working with it
> difficult.
>
> Does this non-scrolling behavior happen with other browsers or just IE? If
> it happens elsewhere, might I suggest that Wicket change it's default
> behavior to put a readonly attribute instead of disabled?
>
> What is the recommended way of working with behaviors that are already added
> to a Component?
>
> Here is what I came up with for disabling the behavior for a TextArea.
> Notice that I had to use the FQN instead of the Class object because the
> behavior is private to FormComponent.
>
> public class TextAreaFixer {
> /**
> * Constructor for TextAreaFixer
> */
> private TextAreaFixer() {
> super();
> }
>
> /**
> * Find the FormComponent$DisabledAttributeModifier and disable it!
> *
> * @param textArea
> */
> public static void updateTextArea(TextArea textArea) {
> for (IBehavior behavior :
> (List<IBehavior>)textArea.getBehaviors()) {
> if
> (behavior.getClass().getName().equals("wicket.markup.html.form.FormComponent$DisabledAttributeModifier"))
> {
> ((AttributeModifier)behavior).setEnabled(false);
> break;
> }
> }
> }
> }
>
> Then to use it, in my code:
>
> TextArea description = new TextArea("description");
> add(description);
> TextAreaFixer.updateTextArea(description);
>
> Is ther a better way to do what I am trying to accomplish?
>
> Thanks!
>
--
Erik van Oosten
http://www.day-to-day-stuff.blogspot.com/
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