Re: Forms across multiple panels

2011-06-20 Thread lucast 
I know this thread hasn't been active for a while but I thought I'd ask.
How can one perform form field validation if the form fields are inside the
panels contained in the forms?

The form itself will not now what fields are contained in the panels.

Thanks in advance,
Lucas

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RE: Forms across multiple panels

2011-06-20 Thread Wilhelmsen Tor Iver 
 How can one perform form field validation if the form fields are inside the
 panels contained in the forms?

Extend FormComponentPanel instead of Panel. That deals with the nesting.

- Tor Iver

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Re: Forms across multiple panels

2010-04-27 Thread Martin Makundi 
Panels are on same web-page?

**
Martin

2010/4/27 Steven Haines lyg...@yahoo.com:
 Hi,

 The application I'm building is composed of several panels, each contained in 
 its own div. The panels are logical groupings of data, handle different 
 Ajax requests, and so forth.

 My challenge is that when a user completes the process by entering data into 
 all of the panels, I want to submit the form data from all of the panels into 
 a single form submit. Or written a different way, I do not want to have to 
 submit each panel individually, I want a single submission.

 What is the best way to do this?

 Thanks
 Steve


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Re: Forms across multiple panels

2010-04-27 Thread Steven Haines 
Sorry, yes, I have a MasterPage HTML and Java combination that hosts the 
divs, so something like this:

Java:
public class MasterPage extends WebPage ...

MyObject myobject = new MyObject();
add( new Panel1( panel1, myobject ) );
add( new Pane2( panel2, myobject ) );

...

HTML:
...
div wicket:id=panel1/div
div wicket:id=panel2/div
...

So conceivably I could create a form object on the MasterPage...




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From: Martin Makundi martin.maku...@koodaripalvelut.com
To: users@wicket.apache.org; Steven Haines lyg...@yahoo.com
Sent: Tue, April 27, 2010 10:08:06 AM
Subject: Re: Forms across multiple panels

Panels are on same web-page?

**
Martin

2010/4/27 Steven Haines lyg...@yahoo.com:
 Hi,

 The application I'm building is composed of several panels, each contained in 
 its own div. The panels are logical groupings of data, handle different 
 Ajax requests, and so forth.

 My challenge is that when a user completes the process by entering data into 
 all of the panels, I want to submit the form data from all of the panels into 
 a single form submit. Or written a different way, I do not want to have to 
 submit each panel individually, I want a single submission.

 What is the best way to do this?

 Thanks
 Steve


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Re: Forms across multiple panels

2010-04-27 Thread Martin Makundi 
Hi!

Yes.. you could have:

form
   panel 1/
   panel 2/
   submit-button/
/form

**
Martin

2010/4/27 Steven Haines lyg...@yahoo.com:
 Sorry, yes, I have a MasterPage HTML and Java combination that hosts the 
 divs, so something like this:

 Java:
 public class MasterPage extends WebPage ...

 MyObject myobject = new MyObject();
 add( new Panel1( panel1, myobject ) );
 add( new Pane2( panel2, myobject ) );

 ...

 HTML:
 ...
 div wicket:id=panel1/div
 div wicket:id=panel2/div
 ...

 So conceivably I could create a form object on the MasterPage...




 - Original Message 
 From: Martin Makundi martin.maku...@koodaripalvelut.com
 To: users@wicket.apache.org; Steven Haines lyg...@yahoo.com
 Sent: Tue, April 27, 2010 10:08:06 AM
 Subject: Re: Forms across multiple panels

 Panels are on same web-page?

 **
 Martin

 2010/4/27 Steven Haines lyg...@yahoo.com:
 Hi,

 The application I'm building is composed of several panels, each contained 
 in its own div. The panels are logical groupings of data, handle different 
 Ajax requests, and so forth.

 My challenge is that when a user completes the process by entering data into 
 all of the panels, I want to submit the form data from all of the panels 
 into a single form submit. Or written a different way, I do not want to have 
 to submit each panel individually, I want a single submission.

 What is the best way to do this?

 Thanks
 Steve


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Re: Forms across multiple panels

2010-04-27 Thread Steven Haines 
Okay, I'm working on it, here is a followup question: how do I add a panel to a 
form?

Here's where I'm stuck. Here is my HTML with my panels embedded inside my form:

   form wicket:id=myForm id=myForm
div id=panelOne wicket:id=panelOnePanel One/div
div id=panelTwo wicket:id=panelTwoPanel Two/div
div id=panelThree wicket:id=panelThreePanel 
Three/div
div id=panelFour wicket:id=panelFourPanel Four/div
/form

But how do I build the object hierarchy? The following fails because obviously 
the hierarchy is wrong (the panels are children of the form), but the Form 
class does not have an add() method to accept Panels..

final MyForm myForm = new MyForm();
final FormMyForm form = new FormMyForm( myForm, new 
CompoundPropertyModelMyForm( myForm ) );
add( new PanelOne( panelOne ), form );
add( new PanelTwo( panelTwo ), form );
add( new PanelThree( panelThree ), form );
add( new PanelFour( panelFour ), form );
add( form );

Should I make all of the panels implement IFormValidator so that I can make 
them match the page hierarchy? Or do you have any other more elegant 
suggestions?

Thanks
Steve



- Original Message 
From: Martin Makundi martin.maku...@koodaripalvelut.com
To: users@wicket.apache.org; Steven Haines lyg...@yahoo.com
Sent: Tue, April 27, 2010 10:18:13 AM
Subject: Re: Forms across multiple panels

Hi!

Yes.. you could have:

form
   panel 1/
   panel 2/
   submit-button/
/form

**
Martin

2010/4/27 Steven Haines lyg...@yahoo.com:
 Sorry, yes, I have a MasterPage HTML and Java combination that hosts the 
 divs, so something like this:

 Java:
 public class MasterPage extends WebPage ...

 MyObject myobject = new MyObject();
 add( new Panel1( panel1, myobject ) );
 add( new Pane2( panel2, myobject ) );

 ...

 HTML:
 ...
 div wicket:id=panel1/div
 div wicket:id=panel2/div
 ...

 So conceivably I could create a form object on the MasterPage...




 - Original Message 
 From: Martin Makundi martin.maku...@koodaripalvelut.com
 To: users@wicket.apache.org; Steven Haines lyg...@yahoo.com
 Sent: Tue, April 27, 2010 10:08:06 AM
 Subject: Re: Forms across multiple panels

 Panels are on same web-page?

 **
 Martin

 2010/4/27 Steven Haines lyg...@yahoo.com:
 Hi,

 The application I'm building is composed of several panels, each contained 
 in its own div. The panels are logical groupings of data, handle different 
 Ajax requests, and so forth.

 My challenge is that when a user completes the process by entering data into 
 all of the panels, I want to submit the form data from all of the panels 
 into a single form submit. Or written a different way, I do not want to have 
 to submit each panel individually, I want a single submission.

 What is the best way to do this?

 Thanks
 Steve


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Re: Forms across multiple panels

2010-04-27 Thread Steven Haines 
Scratch that, the Form has an add() method that accepts a Component and a Panel 
is a component, netbeans is just being weird...

Thanks




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From: Steven Haines lyg...@yahoo.com
To: users@wicket.apache.org
Sent: Tue, April 27, 2010 12:17:04 PM
Subject: Re: Forms across multiple panels

Okay, I'm working on it, here is a followup question: how do I add a panel to a 
form?

Here's where I'm stuck. Here is my HTML with my panels embedded inside my form:

   form wicket:id=myForm id=myForm
div id=panelOne wicket:id=panelOnePanel One/div
div id=panelTwo wicket:id=panelTwoPanel Two/div
div id=panelThree wicket:id=panelThreePanel 
Three/div
div id=panelFour wicket:id=panelFourPanel Four/div
/form

But how do I build the object hierarchy? The following fails because obviously 
the hierarchy is wrong (the panels are children of the form), but the Form 
class does not have an add() method to accept Panels..

final MyForm myForm = new MyForm();
final FormMyForm form = new FormMyForm( myForm, new 
CompoundPropertyModelMyForm( myForm ) );
add( new PanelOne( panelOne ), form );
add( new PanelTwo( panelTwo ), form );
add( new PanelThree( panelThree ), form );
add( new PanelFour( panelFour ), form );
add( form );

Should I make all of the panels implement IFormValidator so that I can make 
them match the page hierarchy? Or do you have any other more elegant 
suggestions?

Thanks
Steve



- Original Message 
From: Martin Makundi martin.maku...@koodaripalvelut.com
To: users@wicket.apache.org; Steven Haines lyg...@yahoo.com
Sent: Tue, April 27, 2010 10:18:13 AM
Subject: Re: Forms across multiple panels

Hi!

Yes.. you could have:

form
   panel 1/
   panel 2/
   submit-button/
/form

**
Martin

2010/4/27 Steven Haines lyg...@yahoo.com:
 Sorry, yes, I have a MasterPage HTML and Java combination that hosts the 
 divs, so something like this:

 Java:
 public class MasterPage extends WebPage ...

 MyObject myobject = new MyObject();
 add( new Panel1( panel1, myobject ) );
 add( new Pane2( panel2, myobject ) );

 ...

 HTML:
 ...
 div wicket:id=panel1/div
 div wicket:id=panel2/div
 ...

 So conceivably I could create a form object on the MasterPage...




 - Original Message 
 From: Martin Makundi martin.maku...@koodaripalvelut.com
 To: users@wicket.apache.org; Steven Haines lyg...@yahoo.com
 Sent: Tue, April 27, 2010 10:08:06 AM
 Subject: Re: Forms across multiple panels

 Panels are on same web-page?

 **
 Martin

 2010/4/27 Steven Haines lyg...@yahoo.com:
 Hi,

 The application I'm building is composed of several panels, each contained 
 in its own div. The panels are logical groupings of data, handle different 
 Ajax requests, and so forth.

 My challenge is that when a user completes the process by entering data into 
 all of the panels, I want to submit the form data from all of the panels 
 into a single form submit. Or written a different way, I do not want to have 
 to submit each panel individually, I want a single submission.

 What is the best way to do this?

 Thanks
 Steve


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