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Carlin Rogers reassigned BEEHIVE-863:
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Assign To: Rich Feit (was: Carlin Rogers)
Assigning to Rich for review. Rich, let me know if there are some changes you
think I should include and thoughts about sharing javascript mthods with
datagrid. Once this first patch is in you can reassign it to me and I can
address additional changes to finish this feature. Thanks.
> Passing a FormBean to a popup
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>
> Key: BEEHIVE-863
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEEHIVE-863
> Project: Beehive
> Type: Improvement
> Components: NetUI
> Reporter: Jack Rudnick
> Assignee: Rich Feit
> Priority: Critical
> Attachments: j863-first-patch.txt, j863-patch2.txt
>
> A popup is currently reached via a nested action, however, you can't pass a
> FormBean (and more importantly, its values) from a parent action to the
> nested action for use in the popup. An example of how you may want to use
> this would be:
> > 1) parent form/page has a "To" text field in a form.
> > 2) I type in "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> > 3) click the button (netui:button popup=true) to trigger the
> popup in the parent page
> > 4) popup has its own form/page that has a "To" text field.
> > 5) When the popup renders, the popups "To" field should be
> prepopulated with the "hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]" value.
> You can currently pass the values of a popup to the parent, thus you should
> be able to go the other way (pass the parent values to the popup) with a
> given framework way other than constructing some javascript to do this in a
> custom manner. One reason why this probably doesn't currently work, is when
> you click the netui:button it doesn't submit the parent form, thus the form
> and values don't get persisted for use by the popup.
> This is currently a very limiting shortcoming of using popups.
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