> Take a look at how one drop-down updates the other via Ajax in the Wicket
> Examples at:
> http://www.wicket-library.com/wicket-examples/ajax/choice
>
> I suggest you do something similar instead of trying to re-implement part
> of the form processing in your code.
I've tried to follow that exam
Hello,
I have a WebMarkupContainer in which i have a dropdown and text filed and
the submit button
On submit i want the values of the dropdown and the textfield in the second
WebMarkupContainer.
Can any body please let me know how to get values from one
WebMarkupContainer to another WebMarkupCont
I am using the wicketGlobalPostCallHandler function to perform some tasks
after an AJAX post. For example, I have a composite text field that can
support a hint that is displayed in the input field. The hint is managed
using the onfocus and onblur events. When the form is submitted, the pre
hand
Hi,
On Thu, Aug 15, 2013 at 4:53 PM, gmparker2000 wrote:
> I am using the wicketGlobalPostCallHandler function to perform some tasks
> after an AJAX post. For example, I have a composite text field that can
> support a hint that is displayed in the input field. The hint is managed
> using the
Looking further at my code, I see that the custom validators from the inner
form DO get called; but the one that doesn't get called is
.setRequired(true). There is one component in the inner form which is
setRequired(true). And that validation is bypassed for some reason, although
all the other one
Actually, I figured it out. All the validators are getting called from the
inner form. But there was an NullPointerException in the first validator
which blocked all the others and I wasn't seeing them. Thanks for your help.
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What would the advantage be of using a resource instead of a page? I'll take
a look a wicket-rest-annotation.
Thanks
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I guess you expect JSON response for Angular's needs.
Pages usually produce HTML response.
On Thu, Aug 15, 2013 at 5:43 PM, robianmcd wrote:
> What would the advantage be of using a resource instead of a page? I'll
> take
> a look a wicket-rest-annotation.
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
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Yeah I was using this function to send JSON from a page.
protected void setJsonResponse(final String jsonString, final Duration
cacheDuration) {
getRequestCycle().scheduleRequestHandlerAfterCurrent(new
IRequestHandler() {
@Override
public void respond(IRequestCycle
Hi,
When many people facing the same issue means may be there is some issue
which can't be replicate in a small application. Me also facing the same
issue in a big application which cannot be attached. So, is that possible
for you guys to do a screen sharing with me through team viewer to see th
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