Just a thought about the upcoming changes to Wicket's Javascript event
registration mechanism in Wicket 6.0 (instead of inline JS events):
we have several Behaviors that provide Javascript in which we register to JS
events, e.g. 'onblur'. Now I have a Component that additionally has an
Hi,
The new code registers listeners with jQuery's on() method which uses
internally addEventListener() (IE9 and others) and attachEvent() (IE8
and less).
So you need to execute your JS code after Wicket's.
Wicket executes its bindings when the DOM is ready, so you must be
careful that your
This will cause quite some trouble for the application I'm currently developing.
Example:
we have a Behavior that puts input hints on several textfields (e.g.
dd/mm/ for day input fields). The Behavior provides a JS file in which we
register for the submit event of the containing form and
Hi Thomas,
On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 10:40 PM, Thomas Götz t...@richmountain.de wrote:
This will cause quite some trouble for the application I'm currently
developing.
Example:
we have a Behavior that puts input hints on several textfields (e.g.
dd/mm/ for day input fields). The