if you want to highlight the field you need to add an attribute modifier that adds some css class if the component is invalid or highlights by other means
the ajax target can accept a _javascript_ that you want evaluated on the client side via addJavascript call, you can use that to focus on the invalid component
and then there are of course the ajaxified form component and form validating behaviors
you can package all the functionality above into your own behavior.
hope this gets you started
-Igor
On 4/25/06, Jeff Lin <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was wondering if there is a good Wicket example of field level
validation. I am currently using the regular feedback panel for
validation and messages, but I would rather do onBlur() validation
that marks the field and focusses the cursor on the invalid field.
Does wicket have any of these capabilities built in? Are there any
good examples of this?
Thanks in advance,
Jeff
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