Re: [Wicket-user] Buttons not responding in IE

2006-08-14 Thread wicket21


Yes! The pages have many panels with forms in them. At a point, two forms
where the one inside the other, with the second one appearing conditionally
and that's why it didn't occur to me earlier!

Thanx a lot Igor!

/Kostas


igor.vaynberg wrote:
 
 is the button inside a form?
 
 -Igor
 
 
 On 8/9/06, wicket21 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 I 've tried it, but it doesn't work. To be more precise here is the code
 :


 --This code does NOT work with IE:
 Page1.html :
 ...
 td align=right
   input type=submit wicket:id=proceedButton class=mybuttonfree  /
 /td
 ...

 Page1.java :
 ...
 String proceedLabel =Proceed;

 Button proceedButton = new Button(proceedButton, new
 CompoundPropertyModel(proceedLabel)){
 protected void onSubmit() {
 ...
 this.setResponsePage(page10.class);
 }
 };
 add(proceedButton);
 ...


 --This code (from other page in project) works fine(!) with IE:
 Page2.html :
 ...
 td align=right
 input type=submit wicket:id=finalButton class=mybuttonfree
 /td
 ...

 Page2.java :
 ...
 String proceedLabel =Finish;

 Button finalButton = new Button(finalButton,new
 CompoundPropertyModel(proceedLabel)) {
 protected void onSubmit() {
 ...
 this.setResponsePage(page10.class);
 }
 };
 add(finalButton);
 ...

 /Kostas


 igor.vaynberg wrote:
 
  you have to use input type=submit
 
  input type=button and button tags do not submit the form - or at
 least
  should not according to spec i think. they are only supposed to invoke
  onclick handlers where javascript either submits the form or does
  something
  else.
 
  i noticed that ffox will still submit the form sometimes if there is no
  onclick handler - which is wrong imho.
 
  -Igor
 
 
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Re: [Wicket-user] Buttons not responding in IE

2006-08-09 Thread Igor Vaynberg
is the button inside a form?-IgorOn 8/9/06, wicket21 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:I 've tried it, but it doesn't work. To be more precise here is the code :
--This code does NOT work with IE:Page1.html :...td align=rightinput type=submit wicket:id=proceedButton class=mybuttonfree/
/td...Page1.java :...String proceedLabel =Proceed;Button proceedButton = new Button(proceedButton, newCompoundPropertyModel(proceedLabel)){protected void onSubmit() {
...this.setResponsePage(page10.class);}};add(proceedButton);...--This code (from other page in project) works fine(!) with IE:Page2.html :...td align=right
 input type=submit wicket:id=finalButton class=mybuttonfree/td...Page2.java :...String proceedLabel =Finish;Button finalButton = new Button(finalButton,new
CompoundPropertyModel(proceedLabel)) {protected void onSubmit() {...this.setResponsePage(page10.class);}};add(finalButton);.../Kostasigor.vaynberg
 wrote: you have to use input type=submit input type=button and button tags do not submit the form - or at least should not according to spec i think. they are only supposed to invoke
 onclick handlers where _javascript_ either submits the form or does something else. i noticed that ffox will still submit the form sometimes if there is no onclick handler - which is wrong imho.
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[Wicket-user] Buttons not responding in IE

2006-08-08 Thread wicket21

Hi,

I'm new with wicket and have the following problem:

I've used wicket for a site and tested it with firefox and works fine. When
testing with IE I find that some buttons do not respond at all. In java I
declare them as new Button ... (or even as Links) and tried in html with
input ...type=button... or ...type=submit... or button When
debugging I see that the java code is not reached (ie the code in either
onSubmit or onClick).

Does anyone have an idea why this happens?

I'm using wicket-1.2-rc2, latest firefox, IE 6 under winXP+sp2.


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Re: [Wicket-user] Buttons not responding in IE

2006-08-08 Thread Igor Vaynberg
you have to use input type=submitinput type=button and button tags do not submit the form - or at least should not according to spec i think. they are only supposed to invoke onclick handlers where _javascript_ either submits the form or does something else.
i noticed that ffox will still submit the form sometimes if there is no onclick handler - which is wrong imho.-IgorOn 8/8/06, wicket21
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,I'm new with wicket and have the following problem:I've used wicket for a site and tested it with firefox and works fine. Whentesting with IE I find that some buttons do not respond at all. In java I
declare them as new Button ... (or even as Links) and tried in html withinput ...type=button... or ...type=submit... or button When
debugging I see that the java code is not reached (ie the code in eitheronSubmit or onClick).Does anyone have an idea why this happens?I'm using wicket-1.2-rc2, latest firefox, IE 6 under winXP+sp2.
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