this should be no problem for any html page tapestry or not,
first make you form work without popup, just redirect. then add this to your form: <form ... target="MyPopupForm"> or <form ... target="_blank"> this will cause the form to submit data into a popup window just like it was normal redirect inside original window. for binding data it's no different than any tapestry page, however I'm not sure how to make a form in one page and submit data to a different form/page in tapestry, since tapestry relies on it's own naming for rewinding the form... if you are talking about tapestry 4 then.. you could for example submit the data to your page, then pass data to desired page and let that page render instead. I haven't used tapestry 4 for a while, so someone else could give you more details about form handling .... or check the docs... Davor Hrg On 7/23/07, Nick Westgate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Handle the submit and conditionally include popup javascript in the response. Cheers, Nick. teacup wrote: > Hello, members: > > Mostly we use a Javascript to pop up a new window. I am writing a Tapestry > application, where I want to pop up a new Window (say popup.html). The > popup.html page will have its popup.page and popup.java too. The parent page > (say parent.html) has a form where user enters a string in a text field (or > checks on several check boxes) and then hit a button (say Submit). This > button will pop up a new window popup.html, but the problem is I want to > pass the string value (or check box values) from the form to popup.javaso > that this class sets up a certain variable (say list) for later use - e.g. > when user enters some more data on popup.html and hit another button (say > again Submit) then a listener method in popup.java will take all values from > popup.html form and then use 'list' for data processing. > > How do I pass data from parent.html to popup.java? I know I can store 'list' > in the user's session that popup.java can retrieve. But as soon as the user > hits 'Submit' button on parent.html page, a new window will open and no > listener method in parent.java will be called (that can save user's entries > - string or check box values), right? I want to use a button, not a > hyperlink, on parent.html page. > > So how do I solve my problem of saving user's entries in parent.html for > popup.java to use? Is there any other way to do this besides saving it in > user's session? Thanks. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
