On Tue, 26 Jun 2007, Timo Rantalaiho wrote:
> In fact we just discovered a workaround to a DropDownChoice
> ajax issue with WicketTester in our app yesterday; I was
> going to file an issue or talk about it here, but didn't
> have time yet. It was something similar to the one just
> discussed here, so I'll try later today whether your fix
> also fixes that and report.
Yes, it's also fixed now!
Before we had to do
wicket.setParameterForNextRequest(dropDownChoice.getPageRelativePath(), new
Integer(index));
to get wicket.executeAjaxEvent(dropDownChoice, "onchange");
to use the model value of choice "index" within the choices.
Now we can do the more normal (albeit in this case more
verbose)
wicket.newFormTester(getForm().getPageRelativePath()).select("dropDownChoice",
index);
Before, wicket.executeAjaxEvent() and FormTester seemed to
use separate requests (and thus the values set by FormTester
never ended up in the ajax request), but it seems that your
fix makes FormTester to work better with ajax.
Rock!
- Timo
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Timo Rantalaiho
Reaktor Innovations Oy <URL: http://www.ri.fi/ >
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