Hi,
We needed once to do something similar and we came with the following solution:
override FormComponent#validate() for the components which have
validators and do:
public void validate() {
if (getForm().findSubmittingButton() != saveButton) {
super.validate()
}
}
i.e. validate for all buttons but the one you want to skip.
HTH
On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 12:03 PM, stoupa <vladimirkro...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a form that has two submit buttons. One is a "Save" button that just
> persists the model object of the form and the other is a "Send for approval"
> button that causes the data in the form to be processed in the application.
> I need to make some of the fields mandatory, but there is a requirement that
> the "Save" button should not trigger any validators, the user should always
> be able to save his form.
> Is there a clean way how to achieve this behaviour in Wicket? I'm using
> version 1.4.
>
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