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Apparently, when you click the datePicker’s link to change the month, it writes the
change immediately to the associated textbox. Since I have auto-postback
_javascript_ on that input field, the postback is
causing my datePicker to disappear, and the form to
be submitted before the day of the month can be changed: <input wicket:id="dateProperty" type="text"
size="10" readonly
class=SpellE>this.form.submit()"/> <span wicket:id="datePicker"></span> What I’d really like is to post back
not when the texbox changes, but rather, when the datePicker closes.
Any suggestions how? Would I
need to associate the datePicker with something other
than a <span/> tag? On which
event would I put the “this.form.submit()”
? -----Original Message----- it doesn't close at my place. On 5/4/06, Frank Silbermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: Is there any way to
prevent the DatePicker from closing when one clicks the link to change the
month? When my user wants to change the date from, say, May 5th
to April 30th, he has to pop-up the DatePicker twice – once to
change the month and once to change the day. -----Original Message----- the datepickersettings.setFirstDate does not
work. this is due to a typo in the DatePickerSettings.toString |
- RE: [Wicket-user] auto-submit when done picking date Frank Silbermann
- Re: [Wicket-user] auto-submit when done picking date Eelco Hillenius
- RE: [Wicket-user] auto-submit when done picking date Frank Silbermann
- Re: [Wicket-user] auto-submit when done picking ... Johan Compagner
- RE: [Wicket-user] auto-submit when done picking date Frank Silbermann
