You can reset field recorded value by calling recordInput method with null
parameter value:
tracker.recordInput(myField, null);
The same way to reset recorded error for field:
tracker.recordError(myField, null);
On Fri, Jun 14, 2013 at 2:11 AM, Ryan How wrote:
> It's really simple to make
It's really simple to make a validation tracker!. I'd just make your own
one to do what you want. Will take you less than 5 minutes I'm sure!
But yes the tapestry auto tracking thing is a pain in the bum sometimes,
I've always struggled with it being too smart and not being able to turn
it off
I haven't tried this but in your validation method, have you tried clearing
the variable bound to your field ?
On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 6:24 PM, Ryon Day wrote:
> I have a situation where the old form values are absolutely NOT helpful in
> any way after a validation failure; I cannot find a way
I have a situation where the old form values are absolutely NOT helpful in any
way after a validation failure; I cannot find a way to prevent tapestry from
autofilling the old form values.
Is this a possibility or am I going to have to subclass the validation tracker
implementation to provide v
