Hi everybody,
i've got a problem with multipart-forms. i have a form with some input-field
and inside this form there is another form for uploading an image:
form wicket:id=
input type=text.../
form enctype=multipart/form-data wicket:id=...
input type=file.../
input
I think we are not suppose to have form inside anyother form.
On 1/31/07, Matthes Rieke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everybody,
i've got a problem with multipart-forms. i have a form with some input-field
and inside this form there is another form for uploading an image:
form wicket:id=
k. thanks. i was just wondering, because it worked all fine with the
inner-form, just this thing with the multipart..
Carfield Yim schrieb:
I think we are not suppose to have form inside anyother form.
On 1/31/07, Matthes Rieke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everybody,
i've got a problem
Multipart nested forms are not supported (yet). I am not sure that we
ever will support them.
Martijn
On 1/31/07, Matthes R. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
k. thanks. i was just wondering, because it worked all fine with the
inner-form, just this thing with the multipart..
Carfield Yim schrieb:
yes, we already do enough hacking to allow users to nest forms eventhough
it is not allowed in the html spec. what wicket does is turn all inner form
tags into divs and use its magic to route the values/call events. but when
it comes to multipart there isnt much we can do because at the end there
On 2/1/07, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yes, we already do enough hacking to allow users to nest forms eventhough
it is not allowed in the html spec. what wicket does is turn all inner form
tags into divs and use its magic to route the values/call events. but when
it comes to
html was not designed with encapsulation in mind. imagine a panel that
processes some inputs via textfields. that panel needs a form. so you either
have a restriction that you can only use that panel inside a form, or put
the form into the panel and let wicket figure it out - that way the panel
