How about "keepSubmittedValues" which is a bit more specific than keepInput?
However, it doesn't matter too much what we call it. t:dataTable has something called "preserveRowStates" which has a similar purpose, but I can't see how we can use the same name (nor am I sure that preserveRowStates is the best name for the one on t:dataTable). On 5/24/07, Mario Ivankovits <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi ! > One of my primary use cases is to do something like > > <set of input field rows> > <add-new-row button inside of a subForm> This means you allow the user to add some rows and validate the input at a later "save" point at once? However, you won :-) So I'll try to develop the attribute with a default value to keep the current behavior. Now for a good attribute name (with the value to keep current behavior): refetchFromModel=false modelRestore=false restoreValues=false keepInput=true ... I'd opt for "keepInput" which means the subForm will keep the input (by default) or in case of "keepInput=false" it will refetch the data from the model. Ciao, Mario
