It is what I consider a pretty well formed hack that shows how I supposed form handling could work by default.
It could maybe be done differently, but the main spirit is there.
Matej, please take a look at it too.
--
Laurent
On 11/19/05, Christian Essl
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't think this is what setPersistent() is intended for, and more than
> that, using it for re-displaying old values doesn't work, at least with
> wicket-1.1 (I tried it).
I just wanted to use setPersistend() for setting a cookie which remembers
ie the username for the next login.
>
> if you set defaultFormProcessing to false, calling setPersistent() on the
> form will not do the trick.
>
I think so too. Maybe there is a workaround.
Christian
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