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Volker Malzahn commented on TRINIDAD-354:
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I have another information which might help to solve this issue:
if you have a Spring Web Flow webapp (e.g. booking-faces) and add Trinidad to
the app you get the autoSubmit double click problem when you use
tr:commandButton. But if you use sf:commandButton (the "sf" name space comes
with Spring Faces: "http://www.springframework.org/tags/faces";) you don't get
the problem: the first button click submits the form, even if your focus is in
an autoSubmit field! sf:commandButton uses it's own JavaScript code to submit
the form ("Spring.remoting.submitForm(...)") and this code seems to win against
the blocking code inside the Trinidad autoSubmit-Code. I haven't looked deeper
into Spring.remoting.submitForm but perhaps this helps to fix the issue.
Regards,
Volker
> Using autoSubmit on a text field suppresses the ActionEvent on a button
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>
> Key: TRINIDAD-354
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRINIDAD-354
> Project: MyFaces Trinidad
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 1.0.1-incubating-core-SNAPSHOT
> Reporter: Adam Winer
>
> First reported on OTN for ADF Faces:
> http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=390427&tstart=0
> ... but presumably applies to Trinidad too. The report:
> "Adding an InputText component on the page that has autosubmit set to true and
> a value change listener attached will suppress a button action event if the
> user directly clicks onto the button when leaving the field
> To reproduce:
> - Create ADF Faces page with backing bean
> - Add InputText components to ADF Faces page
> - Set autosubmit property in the InputText to true
> - Add CommanButton to ADF Faces page
> - Create action method for command button (double click on the button to
> create the method
> - Add System.out.println("Action event fired"); into the method
> - create a ValueChange listener for the textfield and put
> System.out.println("Value Change Listener fired"); into it
> - Run the ADF Faces page
> - Type hello into teh textfield and hit the button
> The output you see is "Value Change Listener fired". Pressing the button
> twice shows "Action event fired" as well. Obviously an event on a autosubmit
> InputText overrides the event on the component that is clicked on."
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