This is a feature that many people would like to see happen it seems. If you add a BugReport ticket for this someone might be able to squeeze it in on the next release.
(Or if you go look at the code it's probably not a very large change to get it to do something similar, hard to tell . ..)
On 2/9/06, Frederic Barnabe
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Hi,
At work, we are starting a new project and we decided to use Tapestry as a framework. The application we are building requires a lot of interactions between the client and the server, so we are testing tacos to do these requests asynchroneously. First of all, let me say thank you guys, you did an amazing job.
We have a form with some AjaxLinkSubmit and AjaxEventSubmit, and client side validation. Is there a way to disable for some events the client side validation ? We have events that only refreshes a small part of the screen, but we don't want to validate all the form elements like some 'required' components that are below those AjaxEventSubmit. We search on the Tapestry site and saw that in 4.0, we can 'cancel' or 'refresh' a form, so that the validation is not performed. Is it possible to have an AjaxEventSubmit calling a specific listener but in 'refresh' mode ?
Frederic Barnabe
