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Oddgeir Bell updated WICKET-5249:
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Attachment: Quickstart.zip
quickstart demonstrating the problem (if you use IE)
> OnChangeAjaxBehavior doesn't work with cut/paste done with mouse
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> Key: WICKET-5249
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-5249
> Project: Wicket
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: wicket
> Affects Versions: 6.8.0
> Environment: Windows 7, IE 10.
> Reporter: Oddgeir Bell
> Priority: Minor
> Labels: OnChangeAjaxBehavior, ajax, jquery, wicket
> Attachments: Quickstart.zip
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> Add OnChangeAjaxBehavior to a text-field. In chrome/firefox, we can cut and
> paste using just the mouse (right-click) and it fires an ajax-call each time.
> In IE, i doesn't fire except when we use keyboard. Ctrl+c/Ctrl+v works, but
> mouse right-click and cut/paste doesn't fire an ajax event.
> This is extra noticable in our case, since we had to remove the
> onchange-event from OnChangeAjaxBehavior. (If textfield had focus, and user
> clicked an ajax-button, the onchange-event fired and stopped the
> ajax-button-click from firing. Most likely because we have implemented a veil
> on ajax-calls, so the user can't click anything on the page while the
> ajax-event is running.)
> Workaround was to add the events cut and paste:
> in updateAjaxAttributes: attributes.setEventNames("inputchange paste cut");
> This WILL create issues if you don't throttle the ajax (we have 200
> milliseconds throttling). Without throttling, it fires twice (might or might
> not be a problem).
> A better way would be to make the inputchange-event work properly in IE, but
> I have no idea why it doesn't work....
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