Re: Reg : Multiple versions of jQuery's are loaded on same page causing conflict
Hi Martin, Thanks, I will try as suggested.
Re: One button in a form shall show result in new tab
Hi,
Martin Grigorov writes:
>
> On Tue, May 31, 2022 at 6:50 AM Joachim Schrod wrote:
> >
> > So I need to have the
> > following functionality for this button:
> > -- Before the submit, a target attribute "_blank" get's added to the
> > form.
> > -- The form is submittet, by this button. (I.e., its onSubmit() must
> > be called.)
> > -- Afterwards, the target attribute is deleted from the form.
> >
> > I'm looking for best practice to achieve that functionality with the
> > available Wicket API. I.e., I want to prepend and append Javascript to
> > the Wicket-supplied submit functionality of a button or ajax submit
> > action. I have looked at Javadoc and source code of the following
> > classes (and their superclasses) and didn't found any hook/method
> > where I can achieve my desired result:
> > -- AjaxRequestAttributes: No methods to prepend/append JS code.
>
> Actually this is the one you need ^^
> atrts.getAjaxCallListeners().add(new
> AjaxCallListener().onBefore("...").onComplete("..."));
>
> see also onBeforeSend() and onAfter()
Thanks a lot for this tip, it worked like a charm. I learned something
new about Wicket; that's always a good thing. :-)
When I did read "Listener" in the classe name, I associated it with
some callback or event hook on the server side -- seems, that I need
to pay more attention to the AJAX mechanisms, how they work.
Cheers,
Joachim
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Re: Reg : Multiple versions of jQuery's are loaded on same page causing conflict
On Tue, May 31, 2022 at 1:03 PM sundar saba wrote: > Hi all, > > Based on your solution my actual problem is solved. May I know from > where another version of jQuery v2.2.4 is loaded? And I know that jQuery > v3.6.0 is loaded from the "JavaScriptLibrarySettings" class by default. > I'd bet it comes from here: https://github.com/adessoSE/wicked-charts/blob/master/wicket/wicked-charts-wicket8/src/main/java/de/adesso/wickedcharts/wicket8/JavaScriptResourceRegistry.java#L81 You can set v3 with https://github.com/adessoSE/wicked-charts/blob/d0bec5cda557112adaad8ad528b893d84bc06415/wicket/wicked-charts-wicket8/src/main/java/de/adesso/wickedcharts/wicket8/JavaScriptResourceRegistry.java#L236 > > >
Re: Reg : Multiple versions of jQuery's are loaded on same page causing conflict
Can you share quick-start project? from mobile (sorry for typos ;) On Tue, May 31, 2022, 17:03 sundar saba wrote: > Hi all, > > Based on your solution my actual problem is solved. May I know from > where another version of jQuery v2.2.4 is loaded? And I know that jQuery > v3.6.0 is loaded from the "JavaScriptLibrarySettings" class by default. >
Re: Reg : Multiple versions of jQuery's are loaded on same page causing conflict
Hi all, Based on your solution my actual problem is solved. May I know from where another version of jQuery v2.2.4 is loaded? And I know that jQuery v3.6.0 is loaded from the "JavaScriptLibrarySettings" class by default.
