Hi Tbt,
You can work with form validators:
http://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/validating-related-fields.html
Regards,
Erik.
tbt schreef:
> Hi! I'm a newbie to wicket and I'd like to know how to get multiple inputs
> into a single form validation class.
> eg:- i have several components in a for
see ComponentFeedbackPanel
-Igor
On 6/29/06, ketan gote <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hello
friends
i am looking for form validation other then feedbackpanel.
for eg ajax form validation etc
or
the displaying all message in feedback in one ine for all component
wating for reply
-- RegardsKetan D.Go
Then you must like this option :)
What I hated about Struts, is that conversion and validation was not
integrated well enough. Only thing to work really well with it was to
have string properties in your form beans, and then manually casting/
checking them. Never liked commons-validator too. G
Imho doing this manually is better. I never liked automatic
reset/populate/validate sequence in Struts.
On 7/19/05, Eelco Hillenius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, in 1.1. there is (was part of the refactoring I did on Form).
> Button now has property 'immediate', which is false by default. When
Thank you.
1.1 Is going to be a great release :)
For now I've soved it by overriding onFormSubmitted method, maybe not
the best way but enough until 1.1.
Matej
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Yes, in 1.1. there is (was part of the refactoring I did on Form).
Button now has property 'immediate', wh
Yes, in 1.1. there is (was part of the refactoring I did on Form).
Button now has property 'immediate', which is false by default. When
true, validation AND model updating is skipped. There are some
convenience methods in Form to do this manual now if you want to do it
your own way.
Eelco
Ma
