Re: [Wicket-user] onSubmit vs onClick for form submission
OK, believe it or not, I did just that and *still* cannot get it to work.Here's my Form class: private static class EditProductForm extends Form { public EditProductForm(String name, Product product)
{ super(name, new CompoundPropertyModel(product)); //get collection of Category items IModel catsModel = new LoadableDetachableModel() {
protected Object load(){ return ProductProxy.getAllCategories(); //via proxy} }; //add form components
add(new TextField(productCode).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new TextField(name).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new TextArea(summary).add(
RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new TextArea(description).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new TextField(unitPrice)); add(new TextField(weight));
add(new TextField(height)); add(new TextField(width)); add(new TextField(length)); add(new TextField(insuredValue));
add(new CheckBox(freeShipping)); add(new TextField(thumbnail).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new TextField(photo).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance
())); //add reset button add(new Button(cancelButton) {public void onSubmit(){ setResponsePage(new EditProduct());
} }.setDefaultFormProcessing(false)); //add reset button add(new Button(saveButton) {public void onSubmit()
{ //save form values, redirect Product product = (Product)getModelObject(); ProductProxy.addProduct(product); setResponsePage(new EditProduct());
} }); } }The cancel button works now but the save button is now throwing an exception:wicket.WicketRuntimeException: Method public abstract void wicket.markup.html.form.IFormSubmitListener.onFormSubmitted
() of interface java.lang.reflect.Method threw an exception ..Caused by: java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException ..Caused by: wicket.WicketRuntimeException: OGNL Exception: _expression_='saveButton'; path='4:editProductForm:saveButton'
...Caused by: ognl.NoSuchPropertyException: com.myapp.model.Product.saveButton...Here's the form HTML just in case I'm goofing something there:form wicket:id=editProductForm id=editProductForm
... tr td colspan=2 input type=submit wicket:id=saveButton value=Save /
nbsp; input type=submit wicket:id=cancelButton value=Cancel / br /
br / /td /tr /form
What's wrong w/ this?Thanks!On 3/19/06, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the easiest way to do this is add two buttons with two onsubmit handlers instead of using the form's onsubmit.
so add(new Button(save) { onsubmit() { // do the saving here } })add(new Button(cancel) { onsubmit() { //navigate away here } }.setDefaultFormProcessing(false));
notice the call to setDefaultFormProcessing(false) on the cancel button. this will tell wicket that when this button is pressed it should not validate/update model instead go directly to the button's onsubmit handler.
-IgorOn 3/19/06,
Riyad Kalla [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't you need to commit the response?(just a lame guess from the servlet world)On 3/19/06, Vincent Jenks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Alright, did that, now the button doesn't do anything at *all*.
Here's the HTML button: input type=button wicket:id=cancelButton value=Cancel / ...and the event handler: add(new Button(cancelButton)
{ public void onClick() { setResponsePage(new Home()); } }); Any ideas?
On 3/19/06, Justin Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: RIPEMD160 Make sure the cancel button is type=button and not type=submit.
then just define an onClick for your cancel button to navigate where you want. Vincent Jenks wrote: So, I'm trying to figure out if I should do with my form buttons.I
have two buttons ('save' and 'cancel') but only the onSubmit event handler is fired.I have a button inside of the form's constructor that has an onClick event but that never happens...apparently because the
onSubmit 'trumps' the onClick event. Here's my class as it stands: private static class EditProductForm extends Form {
public EditProductForm(String name, Product product) { super(name, new CompoundPropertyModel(product)); //get collection of Category items
IModel catsModel = new LoadableDetachableModel() { protected Object load() { return
ProductProxy.getAllCategories (); //via proxy } }; //add form components add(new
TextField(productCode).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance ())); add(new TextField(name).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new
TextArea(summary).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new Button(saveButton)); //add reset button DOESN'T WORK!
add(new Button(cancelButton) { public void onClick() { modelChanged();
setResponsePage(new EditProduct()); } }); } public void onSubmit()
{ //save form values, redirect Product product =
Re: [Wicket-user] onSubmit vs onClick for form submission
I fixed this by using Form.onSubmit() for the save button and keeping the cancel button the same...now both work just fine...but not exactly as Igor described.Good enough!
On 3/20/06, Vincent Jenks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, believe it or not, I did just that and *still* cannot get it to work.Here's my Form class: private static class EditProductForm extends Form
{ public EditProductForm(String name, Product product)
{ super(name, new CompoundPropertyModel(product)); //get collection of Category items IModel catsModel = new LoadableDetachableModel() {
protected Object load(){ return ProductProxy.getAllCategories(); //via proxy} }; //add form components
add(new TextField(productCode).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new TextField(name).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new TextArea(summary).add(
RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new TextArea(description).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new TextField(unitPrice));
add(new TextField(weight));
add(new TextField(height)); add(new TextField(width)); add(new TextField(length)); add(new TextField(insuredValue));
add(new CheckBox(freeShipping)); add(new TextField(thumbnail).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new TextField(photo).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance
())); //add reset button add(new Button(cancelButton) {public void onSubmit(){ setResponsePage(new EditProduct());
} }.setDefaultFormProcessing(false)); //add reset button add(new Button(saveButton)
{public void onSubmit()
{ //save form values, redirect Product product = (Product)getModelObject(); ProductProxy.addProduct(product); setResponsePage(new EditProduct());
} }); } }The cancel button works now but the save button is now throwing an exception:wicket.WicketRuntimeException
: Method public abstract void wicket.markup.html.form.IFormSubmitListener.onFormSubmitted
() of interface java.lang.reflect.Method threw an exception ..Caused by: java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException ..Caused by: wicket.WicketRuntimeException: OGNL Exception: _expression_='saveButton'; path='4:editProductForm:saveButton'
...Caused by: ognl.NoSuchPropertyException: com.myapp.model.Product.saveButton...Here's the form HTML just in case I'm goofing something there:form wicket:id=editProductForm id=editProductForm
... tr td colspan=2 input type=submit wicket:id=saveButton value=Save /
nbsp; input type=submit wicket:id=cancelButton value=Cancel / br /
br / /td /tr /form
What's wrong w/ this?Thanks!On 3/19/06, Igor Vaynberg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the easiest way to do this is add two buttons with two onsubmit handlers instead of using the form's onsubmit.
so add(new Button(save) { onsubmit() { // do the saving here } })add(new Button(cancel) { onsubmit() { //navigate away here } }.setDefaultFormProcessing(false));
notice the call to setDefaultFormProcessing(false) on the cancel button. this will tell wicket that when this button is pressed it should not validate/update model instead go directly to the button's onsubmit handler.
-IgorOn 3/19/06,
Riyad Kalla [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't you need to commit the response?(just a lame guess from the servlet world)On 3/19/06, Vincent Jenks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Alright, did that, now the button doesn't do anything at *all*.
Here's the HTML button: input type=button wicket:id=cancelButton value=Cancel / ...and the event handler: add(new Button(cancelButton)
{ public void onClick() { setResponsePage(new Home()); } }); Any ideas?
On 3/19/06, Justin Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: RIPEMD160 Make sure the cancel button is type=button and not type=submit.
then just define an onClick for your cancel button to navigate where you want. Vincent Jenks wrote: So, I'm trying to figure out if I should do with my form buttons.I
have two buttons ('save' and 'cancel') but only the onSubmit event handler is fired.I have a button inside of the form's constructor that has an onClick event but that never happens...apparently because the
onSubmit 'trumps' the onClick event. Here's my class as it stands: private static class EditProductForm extends Form {
public EditProductForm(String name, Product product) { super(name, new CompoundPropertyModel(product)); //get collection of Category items
IModel catsModel = new LoadableDetachableModel() { protected Object load() { return
ProductProxy.getAllCategories (); //via proxy } }; //add form components add(new
TextField(productCode).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance ())); add(new TextField(name).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new
TextArea(summary).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new Button(saveButton)); //add reset button
Re: [Wicket-user] onSubmit vs onClick for form submission
In the following code: add(new Button(saveButton) {public void onSubmit()
{ //save form values, redirect@@ Product product = (Product)getModelObject(); ProductProxy.addProduct(product); setResponsePage(new EditProduct());
} });The line marked @@ is wrong. You ask from the submit button the modelobject. Because the button doesn't have a model (model == null), and the form has a compound model, it will use the component id saveButton as an OGNL _expression_ with the form modelobject as base.
This happened because you create an anonymous subclass on the Button. The event handler 'onSubmit' has a this pointer to the button.This can be solved by changing the line to the following:Product product = (Product)getParent().getModelObject();
MartijnOn 3/20/06, Vincent Jenks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, believe it or not, I did just that and *still* cannot get it to work.Here's my Form class: private static class EditProductForm extends Form
{ public EditProductForm(String name, Product product)
{ super(name, new CompoundPropertyModel(product)); //get collection of Category items IModel catsModel = new LoadableDetachableModel() {
protected Object load(){ return ProductProxy.getAllCategories(); //via proxy} }; //add form components
add(new TextField(productCode).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new TextField(name).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new TextArea(summary).add(
RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new TextArea(description).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new TextField(unitPrice));
add(new TextField(weight));
add(new TextField(height)); add(new TextField(width)); add(new TextField(length)); add(new TextField(insuredValue));
add(new CheckBox(freeShipping)); add(new TextField(thumbnail).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new TextField(photo).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance
())); //add reset button add(new Button(cancelButton) {public void onSubmit(){ setResponsePage(new EditProduct());
} }.setDefaultFormProcessing(false)); //add reset button add(new Button(saveButton)
{public void onSubmit()
{ //save form values, redirect Product product = (Product)getModelObject(); ProductProxy.addProduct(product); setResponsePage(new EditProduct());
} }); } }The cancel button works now but the save button is now throwing an exception:wicket.WicketRuntimeException
: Method public abstract void wicket.markup.html.form.IFormSubmitListener.onFormSubmitted
() of interface java.lang.reflect.Method threw an exception ..Caused by: java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException ..Caused by: wicket.WicketRuntimeException: OGNL Exception: _expression_='saveButton'; path='4:editProductForm:saveButton'
...Caused by: ognl.NoSuchPropertyException: com.myapp.model.Product.saveButton...Here's the form HTML just in case I'm goofing something there:form wicket:id=editProductForm id=editProductForm
... tr td colspan=2 input type=submit wicket:id=saveButton value=Save /
nbsp; input type=submit wicket:id=cancelButton value=Cancel / br /
br / /td /tr /form
What's wrong w/ this?Thanks!On 3/19/06, Igor Vaynberg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the easiest way to do this is add two buttons with two onsubmit handlers instead of using the form's onsubmit.
so add(new Button(save) { onsubmit() { // do the saving here } })add(new Button(cancel) { onsubmit() { //navigate away here } }.setDefaultFormProcessing(false));
notice the call to setDefaultFormProcessing(false) on the cancel button. this will tell wicket that when this button is pressed it should not validate/update model instead go directly to the button's onsubmit handler.
-IgorOn 3/19/06,
Riyad Kalla [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't you need to commit the response?(just a lame guess from the servlet world)On 3/19/06, Vincent Jenks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Alright, did that, now the button doesn't do anything at *all*.
Here's the HTML button: input type=button wicket:id=cancelButton value=Cancel / ...and the event handler: add(new Button(cancelButton)
{ public void onClick() { setResponsePage(new Home()); } }); Any ideas?
On 3/19/06, Justin Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: RIPEMD160 Make sure the cancel button is type=button and not type=submit.
then just define an onClick for your cancel button to navigate where you want. Vincent Jenks wrote: So, I'm trying to figure out if I should do with my form buttons.I
have two buttons ('save' and 'cancel') but only the onSubmit event handler is fired.I have a button inside of the form's constructor that has an onClick event but that never happens...apparently because the
onSubmit 'trumps' the onClick event. Here's my class as it stands: private static class EditProductForm
[Wicket-user] onSubmit vs onClick for form submission
So, I'm trying to figure out if I should do with my form buttons. I have two buttons ('save' and 'cancel') but only the onSubmit event handler is fired. I have a button inside of the form's constructor that has an onClick event but that never happens...apparently because the onSubmit 'trumps' the onClick event.
Here's my class as it stands: private static class EditProductForm extends Form { public EditProductForm(String name, Product product) { super(name, new CompoundPropertyModel(product));
//get collection of Category items IModel catsModel = new LoadableDetachableModel() {protected Object load(){ return
ProductProxy.getAllCategories(); //via proxy} }; //add form components add(new TextField(productCode).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance
())); add(new TextField(name).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new TextArea(summary).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new Button(saveButton));
//add reset button DOESN'T WORK! add(new Button(cancelButton) {public void onClick(){ modelChanged();
setResponsePage(new EditProduct());} }); }public void onSubmit() { //save form values, redirect Product product = (Product)getModelObject();
ProductProxy.addProduct(product); setResponsePage(new EditProduct()); } }Should I leave onSubmit empty and use two onClick events for the form buttons?The form is doing validation, also, if that effects anything.
Thanks!
Re: [Wicket-user] onSubmit vs onClick for form submission
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: RIPEMD160
Make sure the cancel button is type=button and not type=submit.
then just define an onClick for your cancel button to navigate where you
want.
Vincent Jenks wrote:
So, I'm trying to figure out if I should do with my form buttons. I
have two buttons ('save' and 'cancel') but only the onSubmit event
handler is fired. I have a button inside of the form's constructor that
has an onClick event but that never happens...apparently because the
onSubmit 'trumps' the onClick event.
Here's my class as it stands:
private static class EditProductForm extends Form
{
public EditProductForm(String name, Product product)
{
super(name, new CompoundPropertyModel(product));
//get collection of Category items
IModel catsModel = new LoadableDetachableModel()
{
protected Object load()
{
return ProductProxy.getAllCategories(); //via proxy
}
};
//add form components
add(new
TextField(productCode).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance ()));
add(new TextField(name).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance()));
add(new
TextArea(summary).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance()));
add(new Button(saveButton));
//add reset button DOESN'T WORK!
add(new Button(cancelButton)
{
public void onClick()
{
modelChanged();
setResponsePage(new EditProduct());
}
});
}
public void onSubmit()
{
//save form values, redirect
Product product = (Product)getModelObject();
ProductProxy.addProduct(product);
setResponsePage(new EditProduct());
}
}
Should I leave onSubmit empty and use two onClick events for the form
buttons?
The form is doing validation, also, if that effects anything.
Thanks!
- --
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Re: [Wicket-user] onSubmit vs onClick for form submission
Alright, did that, now the button doesn't do anything at *all*.Here's the HTML button:input type=button wicket:id=cancelButton value=Cancel /...and the event handler:
add(new Button(cancelButton) {public void onClick(){ setResponsePage(new Home());} });
Any ideas?On 3/19/06, Justin Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-Hash: RIPEMD160Make sure the cancel button is type=button and not type=submit.then just define an onClick for your cancel button to navigate where you
want.Vincent Jenks wrote: So, I'm trying to figure out if I should do with my form buttons.I have two buttons ('save' and 'cancel') but only the onSubmit event handler is fired.I have a button inside of the form's constructor that
has an onClick event but that never happens...apparently because the onSubmit 'trumps' the onClick event. Here's my class as it stands: private static class EditProductForm extends Form
{ public EditProductForm(String name, Product product) { super(name, new CompoundPropertyModel(product)); //get collection of Category items
IModel catsModel = new LoadableDetachableModel() { protected Object load() { return ProductProxy.getAllCategories
(); //via proxy } }; //add form components add(new TextField(productCode).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance ()));
add(new TextField(name).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new TextArea(summary).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new Button(saveButton));
//add reset button DOESN'T WORK! add(new Button(cancelButton) { public void onClick() { modelChanged();
setResponsePage(new EditProduct()); } }); } public void onSubmit() { //save form values, redirect
Product product = (Product)getModelObject(); ProductProxy.addProduct(product); setResponsePage(new EditProduct()); } } Should I leave onSubmit empty and use two onClick events for the form
buttons? The form is doing validation, also, if that effects anything. Thanks!- --Justin Leehttp://www.antwerkz.comAIM : evan chooly
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Re: [Wicket-user] onSubmit vs onClick for form submission
Don't you need to commit the response?
(just a lame guess from the servlet world)
On 3/19/06, Vincent Jenks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alright, did that, now the button doesn't do anything at *all*.
Here's the HTML button:
input type=button wicket:id=cancelButton value=Cancel /
...and the event handler:
add(new Button(cancelButton)
{
public void onClick()
{
setResponsePage(new Home());
}
});
Any ideas?
On 3/19/06, Justin Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Hash: RIPEMD160
Make sure the cancel button is type=button and not type=submit.
then just define an onClick for your cancel button to navigate where you
want.
Vincent Jenks wrote:
So, I'm trying to figure out if I should do with my form buttons. I
have two buttons ('save' and 'cancel') but only the onSubmit event
handler is fired. I have a button inside of the form's constructor that
has an onClick event but that never happens...apparently because the
onSubmit 'trumps' the onClick event.
Here's my class as it stands:
private static class EditProductForm extends Form
{
public EditProductForm(String name, Product product)
{
super(name, new
CompoundPropertyModel(product));
//get collection of Category items
IModel catsModel = new LoadableDetachableModel()
{
protected Object load()
{
return ProductProxy.getAllCategories (); //via proxy
}
};
//add form components
add(new
TextField(productCode).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance ()));
add(new
TextField(name).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance()));
add(new
TextArea(summary).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance()));
add(new Button(saveButton));
//add reset button DOESN'T WORK!
add(new Button(cancelButton)
{
public void onClick()
{
modelChanged();
setResponsePage(new EditProduct());
}
});
}
public void onSubmit()
{
//save form values, redirect
Product product = (Product)getModelObject();
ProductProxy.addProduct(product);
setResponsePage(new EditProduct());
}
}
Should I leave onSubmit empty and use two onClick events for the form
buttons?
The form is doing validation, also, if that effects anything.
Thanks!
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Re: [Wicket-user] onSubmit vs onClick for form submission
the easiest way to do this is add two buttons with two onsubmit handlers instead of using the form's onsubmit.so add(new Button(save) { onsubmit() { // do the saving here } })add(new Button(cancel) { onsubmit() { //navigate away here } }.setDefaultFormProcessing(false));
notice the call to setDefaultFormProcessing(false) on the cancel button. this will tell wicket that when this button is pressed it should not validate/update model instead go directly to the button's onsubmit handler.
-IgorOn 3/19/06, Riyad Kalla [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't you need to commit the response?(just a lame guess from the servlet world)On 3/19/06, Vincent Jenks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Alright, did that, now the button doesn't do anything at *all*.
Here's the HTML button: input type=button wicket:id=cancelButton value=Cancel / ...and the event handler: add(new Button(cancelButton)
{ public void onClick() { setResponsePage(new Home()); } }); Any ideas?
On 3/19/06, Justin Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: RIPEMD160 Make sure the cancel button is type=button and not type=submit.
then just define an onClick for your cancel button to navigate where you want. Vincent Jenks wrote: So, I'm trying to figure out if I should do with my form buttons.I
have two buttons ('save' and 'cancel') but only the onSubmit event handler is fired.I have a button inside of the form's constructor that has an onClick event but that never happens...apparently because the
onSubmit 'trumps' the onClick event. Here's my class as it stands: private static class EditProductForm extends Form {
public EditProductForm(String name, Product product) { super(name, new CompoundPropertyModel(product)); //get collection of Category items
IModel catsModel = new LoadableDetachableModel() { protected Object load() { return
ProductProxy.getAllCategories (); //via proxy } }; //add form components add(new
TextField(productCode).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance ())); add(new TextField(name).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new
TextArea(summary).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new Button(saveButton)); //add reset button DOESN'T WORK!
add(new Button(cancelButton) { public void onClick() { modelChanged();
setResponsePage(new EditProduct()); } }); } public void onSubmit()
{ //save form values, redirect Product product = (Product)getModelObject(); ProductProxy.addProduct(product);
setResponsePage(new EditProduct()); } } Should I leave onSubmit empty and use two onClick events for the form
buttons? The form is doing validation, also, if that effects anything. Thanks! - -- Justin Lee
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Re: [Wicket-user] onSubmit vs onClick for form submission
Funny seeing you here! When are we gonna see Wicket support in MyEclipse buddy? ;)On 3/19/06, Riyad Kalla [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Don't you need to commit the response?(just a lame guess from the servlet world)
On 3/19/06, Vincent Jenks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Alright, did that, now the button doesn't do anything at *all*. Here's the HTML button:
input type=button wicket:id=cancelButton value=Cancel / ...and the event handler: add(new Button(cancelButton)
{ public void onClick() { setResponsePage(new Home()); } }); Any ideas?
On 3/19/06, Justin Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: RIPEMD160 Make sure the cancel button is type=button and not type=submit.
then just define an onClick for your cancel button to navigate where you want. Vincent Jenks wrote: So, I'm trying to figure out if I should do with my form buttons.I
have two buttons ('save' and 'cancel') but only the onSubmit event handler is fired.I have a button inside of the form's constructor that has an onClick event but that never happens...apparently because the
onSubmit 'trumps' the onClick event. Here's my class as it stands: private static class EditProductForm extends Form {
public EditProductForm(String name, Product product) { super(name, new CompoundPropertyModel(product)); //get collection of Category items
IModel catsModel = new LoadableDetachableModel() { protected Object load() { return
ProductProxy.getAllCategories (); //via proxy } }; //add form components add(new
TextField(productCode).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance ())); add(new TextField(name).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new
TextArea(summary).add(RequiredValidator.getInstance())); add(new Button(saveButton)); //add reset button DOESN'T WORK!
add(new Button(cancelButton) { public void onClick() { modelChanged();
setResponsePage(new EditProduct()); } }); } public void onSubmit()
{ //save form values, redirect Product product = (Product)getModelObject(); ProductProxy.addProduct(product);
setResponsePage(new EditProduct()); } } Should I leave onSubmit empty and use two onClick events for the form
buttons? The form is doing validation, also, if that effects anything. Thanks! - -- Justin Lee
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