Re: issue with input type=reset

2011-03-28 Thread hrbaer 
Meanwhile I tried to add another submit button and just labeling that as a
reset button.
This is almost working but after calling the onSubmit method of my reset
button the onSubmit method of my form get's triggered as well?!

This is my button:
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Button resetButton  = new Button(reset) {

public void onSubmit() {
doSomething();
}
};
add( resetButton );
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And idea how to avoid that behaviour?

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Re: issue with input type=reset

2011-03-28 Thread Josh Kamau 
Hi

You can add a wicket button on your form and implement onClick/onSubmit on
the button.

There many buttons including ajax enabled ones. See javadocs for details.

Something like

form 
...
   button wicket:id=myButton/button
/form

myForm.add(new Button(myButton){
 @Override
public void onSubmit() {
//do your stuff here
}

})

Josh.

RE: issue with input type=reset

2011-03-28 Thread Wilhelmsen Tor Iver 
 And idea how to avoid that behaviour?

resetButton.setDefaultFormProcessing(false);

- Tor Iver

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RE: issue with input type=reset

2011-03-28 Thread hrbaer 
thanks - that's it.

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