Hi ;
There are many ways of doing that. For now i will assume that you are not
using ajax. I will assume that you are using Model .
you can do this.
on your page, add a message property.
private String message ;
//then add a label that reads and rights to the message
add(new
Thanks for the reply. I will need to use Ajax as i would not want to refresh
the page. CAn you let me know how I can do this by using a fallbackbutton,
an example would be good.
thank you
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Thanks for the reply. I will need to use Ajax as i would not want to
refresh
the page. CAn you let me know how I can do this by using a
fallbackbutton,
an example would be good.
thank you
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To use ajax, just and the label in my previous example in your instance of
AjaxRequestTarget and make sure you have set OutputMarkupId to true for the
label.
Now if you want to submit the form via ajax, you can use an
AjaxSubmitLink
Josh.
On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 12:07 PM, srinash
Thank you for the reply. I will take a look.
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