Hello,
I tried the trunk version and again it almost works :)
1. the RequestVars aren't preserved for the ajax request. I think this can be
fixed by replacing in SHtml:692 the NFuncHolder with a call to
contextFuncBuilder, so the method would look like this:
def doit = makeFormElementWithName("submit", contextFuncBuilder(func), attrs:
_*){
case (funcName, elem) =>
elem %
new UnprefixedAttribute("value", Text(value), Null) %
("onclick" -> ("liftAjax.lift_uriSuffix = '"+funcName+"=_'; return
true;"))
}
I tested it on my example application
(http://github.com/adamw/lift-ajax-submit-test) and it works.
2. The button will work only with full ajax-forms right? So forms wrapped with
ajaxForm(...)? My initial use-case was for adding some ajax buttons to normal
forms (submitted with a normal http request), but I guess I can make the whole
form submitted with ajax.
Thanks!
Adam
> Most likely I'll commit it today in master as it was approved by
> review board.
>
> Br's,
> Marius
>
> On Jan 14, 9:53 am, Adam Warski <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I would of course be very +1 to include the ajaxSubmit :). Thanks for the
>> work.
>>
>> This looks a bit different to the button I tried before, maybe you have a
>> patch so that I can try it out on the test app?
>>
>> Adam
>>
>> On Jan 12, 2010, at 8:39 PM, Marius wrote:
>>
>>> Dear all,
>>
>>> Recently (and not only) there have been discussions about ajax forms
>>> and their submit Scala functions not being called and that's because
>>> JQuery's form serialization doesn't serialize the input submits (for
>>> pertinent reasons). The workaround is as you know to use hidden
>>> fields.
>>
>>> Adam also wanted an ajax form with multiple submit buttons taking
>>> different actions depending on which button is being called. This is
>>> also *doable* using hidden fields .... but not quite from elegant.
>>
>>> I've experimented a way to allow ajax form submission but after all
>>> form field functions are being called your own ajax Scala function is
>>> being called (with no hidden fields). the idea is this:
>>
>>> 1. I added an SHtml.ajaxSubmit which has the same signature with
>>> SHtml.submit
>>> 2. At js level I added a liftAjax.lift_uriSuffix
>>> 3. When clicking the ajaxSubmit button we set the
>>> liftAjax.lift_uriSuffix with the function name value. This is the
>>> function name of your scala function. Hence your scala function for
>>> ajaxSubmit will be called after form field functions are called.
>>
>>> In short we "piggy back" the Scala function info on top of the
>>> serialized form info.
>>
>>> I tested it and it works just fine for me:
>>
>>> Using it looks something like like:
>>
>>> ajaxForm(bind("hello", xhtml,
>>> "field1" -> text("", (s) => {println("field1 = " + s)}),
>>> "field2" -> text("", (s) => {println("field2 = " + s)}),
>>> "field3" -> text("", (s) => {println("field3 = " + s)}),
>>> "submit" -> ajaxSubmit("Press me", () => {
>>> println("my ajax func called.")
>>> Noop
>>> }))
>>
>>> ... you got the idea.
>>
>>> This of course allows putting virtually any number of ajax submit
>>> buttons and the right function will be called on server side.
>>
>>> I'm thinking to add this to Lift but first I'd like to know your
>>> thoughts.
>>
>>> Br's,
>>> Marius
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