Hi Francisco
francisco treacy wrote:
i have created a basic wicket component that integrates MooEditable, a
lightweight textarea editor based on mootools.
http://code.google.com/p/wicket-mooeditable/
usage (in your form):
TextAreaString textarea = new TextArea(post);
textarea.setOutputMarkupId(true);
textarea.add(new MooEditableBehavior());
form.add(textarea);
(...)
form.add(new MooEditableAjaxButton(submit, form) {
@Override
protected void onSubmit(AjaxRequestTarget arg0, Form
arg1) {
// stuff here
}
});
the need for a special button is because the updated contents of the
textareas have to be saved before submit. MooEditableAjaxButton is an
AjaxFallbackButton that decorates the submit's onclick, calling
saveContent() on every mooeditable-enabled textarea.
input id=submit4 name=:submit onclick=post1.saveContent();
title2.saveContent(); var wcall=wicketSubmitFormById('form3' (...)) ;
return false; type=submit value=ok wicket:id=submit/
the problem here is that it will always fall back to a normal post,
never an ajax one. if i change my button to
form.add(new AjaxFallbackButton(submit, form) { ... } ajax submit
does work fine.
but obviously the model binding is not good (post1.saveContent();
title2.saveContent(); is not added, therefore textarea's contents are
not updated).
Looks like it's a mootools thing? You could take a look at YUI editor or
tinyMCE and see how they do their form submission...
my knowledge in javascript is really limited. how can i get to post
updated contents with pure ajax, not degrading to a normal request?
thanks,
francisco
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