I've had exactly the same problem and ended up doing the same thing you
suggested, over-riding the validate() method and checking for existing field
(data conversion) errors and skipping validation if (field) errors were
found.
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That's my experience too. That's why I wanted to avoid validation
after conversion error on a field.
Is there any interest in adding this functionality? I think that would
be fairly easy to add. If I understood the code correctly, it would be
a matter of extending the
But then again, eliminating the conversionError interceptor from the
stack would prevent conversion errors to appear as fieldErrors in the
input form, but this would force to use the conversion validator
everywhere a non String object is setted by the ParametersInterceptor
to show the error?
Is
--- On Tue, 7/22/08, Gabriel Belingueres [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But then again, eliminating the conversionError
interceptor from the stack would prevent conversion
errors to appear as fieldErrors in the input form,
but this would force to use the conversion validator
everywhere a non
Does this means eliminating the conversionError interceptor from the
default stack?
Yes ;-)
Regards
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Lukasz
http://www.lenart.org.pl/
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