It's been that way ever since: "keydown" with allowDefault=false -> not character inputSven On 05/22/2013 12:07 PM, Martin Grigorov wrote:The quickstart in the ticket is very simple, there is no usage of throttling. It's just: textField.add(new AjaxEventBehavior("keydown") { @Override protected void onEvent(AjaxRequestTarget target) { System.err.println("event"); } }); Without explicitly allowing the default behavior the user cannot enter a single character in the <input type=text>. On Wed, May 22, 2013 at 1:01 PM, Sven Meier <s...@meiers.net> wrote:
After some experiments with the quickstart I think Sven is right. With
version 6.6.0 it's also impossible to insert an input. However with ver
6.7.0 is "almost" impossible, meaning that the behavior is a little
weird. Initially it's impossible, but if you move to the surname field
and then back to the name field, some characters are randomly accepted.
- Re: AjaxRequestAttributes#allowDefault in 6.8.0 Martin Grigorov
- Re: AjaxRequestAttributes#allowDefault in 6.8.0 Sven Meier
- Re: AjaxRequestAttributes#allowDefault in 6.8.0 Martin Grigorov
- Re: AjaxRequestAttributes#allowDefault in 6.8... Nick Pratt
- Re: AjaxRequestAttributes#allowDefault in 6.8... Martin Grigorov
- Re: AjaxRequestAttributes#allowDefault in 6.8... Nick Pratt
- Re: AjaxRequestAttributes#allowDefault in 6.8... Sven Meier
- Re: AjaxRequestAttributes#allowDefault in 6.8... Martin Grigorov
- Re: AjaxRequestAttributes#allowDefault in 6.8... Sven Meier
- Re: AjaxRequestAttributes#allowDefault in 6.8... Martin Grigorov
- Re: AjaxRequestAttributes#allowDefault in 6.8.0 Andrea Del Bene