Re: [Wicket-user] Changing validation rules on the fly

2007-05-31 Thread Eelco Hillenius
> I wondered why there appears to be no way to remove one or all validators?

We have talked about it, but not yet decided whether we were going to
add a remove option.

I'm one of the people who isn't sure whether we really need it. Why
not instead of removing validators make their execution optional? You
can code that directly in your validators right now. Maybe you can
tell us more about your case?

Eelco

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[Wicket-user] Changing validation rules on the fly

2007-05-31 Thread John RDF

I have a complex form split into panels in a wizard and some validation
requirements in a panel change depend ing on changes in the model made by
previous panels.

I was expecting to be able to remove one type of validator previously added
and add a new one that covers the changed circumstances but there seems to
be no remove() method only add().

I wondered why there appears to be no way to remove one or all validators?
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