I do it using a behavior. For Components i want to keep enabled i need to
make fields. Then i pass them to the behavior in the constructor.
public class ComponentEnabledBehavior extends Behavior {
private final Component[] notDisabledComponents;
public ComponentEnabledBehavior
Hi,
what's the actual problem you're trying to fix?
Sven
On 03/28/2014 12:45 AM, N. Metzger wrote:
I have a problem with form validation within a wizard. The wizard is used for
account setup which concludes in setting a password as the final step.
Originally this wasn't inside a wizard, but a
Hi!
In such a case the error with the key EqualInputValidator is used; the
Application_de.properties-file defines the message you see. You could override
that in your local properties file. However you probably want to use the
EqualPasswordInputValidator anyway which is a specialisation of the
Hi All
I am in the process of building a user account page, which will have a menu
on the left, and the related content on the right.
I would like the content on the right to be swapped depending on the
selection on the left. As in the content on the right might well be
generated by panels or
The form seems to be submitted 2 or 3 times although - as out technical
support assures me - the user clicked the submit button only once. I could
reproduce it only once when I used the enter key to submit the form instead
of clicking Finish with the mouse.
I guess I have 2 questions:
1) Obvious:
I can't think of a reason why your IFormValidator should cause multiple
submits.
If #changePassword() takes a long time to complete, you could show a
veil: Google wicket and veil.
Sven
On 03/31/2014 02:30 PM, N. Metzger wrote:
The form seems to be submitted 2 or 3 times although - as out
