and btw this is not a wicket bug, just different browser behavior
-igor
On 1/22/07, Igor Vaynberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
use onclick instead of onchange
-igor
On 1/22/07, Marc-Andre Houle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was developing from home for my work last week and since I'm not a
> Windows fan, I developed under OsX using Firefox, everything was great.
> Today, I got an issue with AjaxEventBehavior. It seem's that the event is
> not generated the same way between firefox and IE7. Can somebody tell me
> how I can achieve the thing I want to do (When something is selected, check
> if it represent something special immediately). I'll paste a demo code
> right here but here is what it do :
>
> When I select a radio button, I change a variable and display it.
> Under firefox, When the radio button is clicked, I got an event telling
> me so inside the proper object
> Under IE7, it call the event when I'm changing of radio button (1 is
> selected, I go to 2) and is called from the last object (in this case, 1)
>
> So, for example, making something appear when a radio button is selected
> is a feature that will not work on IE7 since it will appear when I quit this
> option, not when I enter it. Is there a possible fix for this ??
>
> Here is the quick start code :
> -------------------------------------------------------
> Markup :
> -------------------------------------------------------
> <div wicket:id="RadioGroup">
> <div wicket:id="ListView">
> <input type="radio" wicket:id="radio"/><span
> wicket:id="label"></span>
> </div>
> </div>
> Selected radio button : <span wicket:id="selection"></span>
> -------------------------------------------------------
> Java :
> -------------------------------------------------------
> final RadioGroup radioGroup = new RadioGroup("RadioGroup", new Model());
> final Label selectionLabel = new Label("selection", new
> PropertyModel(this, "selection"));
> selectionLabel.setOutputMarkupId (true);
> ListView listView=new ListView("ListView", RadioList) {
> protected void populateItem (final ListItem item)
> {
> Radio radio = new Radio("radio", item.getModel());
> radio.add (new AjaxEventBehavior("onchange")
> {
> protected void onEvent (AjaxRequestTarget target)
> {
> System.out.println("Selected : " + item.getModelObject());
> setSelection (item.getModelObjectAsString ());
> target.addComponent (selectionLabel);
> }
> });
> item.add(radio);
> item.add(new Label("label", (String)item.getModelObject ()));
> }
> };
> radioGroup.add (listView);
> add(radioGroup);
> add(selectionLabel);
>
>
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