I am just moving my application from Tapestry 3.0.3 to 4.0.1. I have
overcome a ton of roadblocks and am figuring all the changes out, but,
wondered of somebody can suggest a more elegant solution to a problem
I am having.
I want to inject a bit of logic during a forms onSubmit. Before I
could just add onSubmit to the <form> and it would be called. Now
onSubmit is a reserved word for the Form component, so I can't use it.
After some searching, I found Tapestry.onsubmit(form,function). All of
the examples show putting it in the .script file (for me, I am using
the Page's script file which I am including using the Script
component) within the <initialization> block, but, if I do that when
the page that is generated looks like
Tapestry.onsubmit('form', myfunction);
Tapestry.register_form('form');
Tapestry.set_focus('queryField');
so because the onsubmit is before the Tapestry.register_form it doesn't trigger.
I solved this by creating a new method and adding to the <initialization>
block window.onload = registerSubmitCallback;
defining in the body of the script file
function registerSubmitCallback() {
Tapestry.onsubmit("form", appendParams);
}
This does work, but, feels REALLY inelegant. Isn't there a better way
to do this?
Kevin
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