I have googled around for an external form in wicket but havn't found
anything. I've seen some code on using WebMarkupContainer but I can't get
validation to work with that.
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Hmm so you want a form with validation(wicket serverside validation),
but it should action against an external site? I dont think thats the
way to go.
Please explain what you are trying todo?
If you are just addend the md5 in a hidden attrib that should be
trivial, just use a webmarkup
Don't use a HiddenField on the Wicket side but a WebMarkupContainer. The
HTML side remains the same (i.e., input tag).
Regards,
Sebastiaan
Mathias P.W Nilsson wrote:
I have a page that has 2 fragment. One for normal ordering and one for credit
card ordering.
When sending the input type
I want to populate 15 hidden fileds with data on AjaxSubmitLink( css styled
button ).
There is some validation on the form messaged back to the user using
feedback. If the
form is correct I want to post to external url. That's it.
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Okay but the problem is that if you go serverside towards wicket then
you need to make the user do an extra submit, I guess you could use a
normal wicket form, then submit via ajax. If validation are okay, return
another completely hidden form with the values and submit it via the
This is what I do now. When Ajax onSubmit is ok I append a callback that
set's the forms action and post it.
I have also now, changed the name on submit so that works, ( ugly of course
) . Problem is the flickering
I append javascript to the target on AjaxSubmitLink but it makes a sort of
post
Mathias P.W Nilsson wrote:
This is what I do now. When Ajax onSubmit is ok I append a callback that
set's the forms action and post it.
Hmm okay, not completely what I meant. I'd rater make a clean panel with
markup containers where you set what you have and append that and submit
that
Here is the fragment for sending external data. The form is a class variable
and is visible in the fragment
final class PostenOrderFragment extends Fragment{
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
public PostenOrderFragment( String panel, String id ){
Okay, im writing inline...
Mathias P.W Nilsson wrote:
Here is the fragment for sending external data. The form is a class variable
and is visible in the fragment
final class PostenOrderFragment extends Fragment{
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
public
Thanks!
I haven't posted all code but there is a check box acceptConditions that
must be clicked to get this to work
How can this be implemented in two forms? I'm not quite following. First I
need to have wicket
check all the data and that the conditions is checked. And then, how can I
submit
Mathias P.W Nilsson wrote:
Thanks!
No problem.
I haven't posted all code but there is a check box acceptConditions that
must be clicked to get this to work
Okay, but just add that then if it's needed. Always remember when
working with ajax only to update whats need or you could just
Sounds like you're submitting the info to another website (not back to your
wicket app), in which case you should just use a plain HTML form (without
associated wicket form components): wicket won't change the input field names
then.
Alex
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From: Mathias P.W Nilsson
The hidden fields are set after ajax submit and then I set the action on the
form. I must MD5 some fields before submitting. Why can't this be done in
wicket?
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I imagine it can be done, but I don't know how. You might want to explain more
about what you're trying to do.
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From: Mathias P.W Nilsson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sun 6/8/2008 6:08 PM
To: users@wicket.apache.org
Subject: RE: Can't get round this problem
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