If Wicket isn't involved at all in processing of the form, don't use
Wicket's form components but roll your own components to generate the
required HTML.
Sven
On 02/15/2011 09:00 PM, Ulrich Nicolaisen wrote:
Hi I'm doing a project where I call a remote site that expects some
specific HttpRequest parameters like first_name, last_name and so on
be be sent as a regular post from a html form.
On my wicket page I'm having them in normal <input> tags with the name
attributes having the names first_name, last_name and so on.
Now the problem is that Wicket modifies the name attribute to be
prefixed with the fields containername so that the input filed is now
called <input name="mypanel:first_name"/> which the remote site cannot
understand.
So what would be a brilliant solution to this problem?
/Cheers
U
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