Dear all, I dare its a stupid question, but please forgive me.
I need the possibility to trigger a forms submit event from within the java code of my page class. The reason is the following construction: I coded a form inside a zone and inside the zone there is rendered a group of form elements several times. In each group of form elements the user can make different events, like removing a single element or change the vakue in a select field. These are ajax events triggering the refresh of the zone. The problem is quite simple: if the user has entered values in some of the form elements already, they are lost after a zone refresh. So my idea was simple to trigger a from submission manually for instance from within my onValueChanged event handler, which is called automatically from the select field on a value change. The form submission seems the only way to update the server side representations of the client input elements in a zone refresh. How to trigger this formsubmission? Or is there another way to store client state of form elements to the server side in a zone refresh via ajax? I dare simple input elements like text fields don't have a state, or am I wrong? Thanks a lot for yoiur help. Greetings Erich --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tapestry.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tapestry.apache.org
