in 2.0 you can submit to a stateless form. Then you have all your validation and converting.Maybe we will backport this to 1.3johanOn 8/23/06,
Nili Adoram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But then I would not have the Form.process() method called with all itsbenefits (form validation etc).Is it valid to
i guess the most pita thing about this would be to properly map your request parameters to component paths of form components so wicket can properly associate request parameters with the proper form components.maybe some util methods in statelessform to help with this somewhoe - since its sucha a
override:FormComponent.getInputName()and make sure they are in sync.johanOn 8/23/06, Igor Vaynberg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:i guess the most pita thing about this would be to properly map your request parameters to component paths of form components so wicket can properly associate request
But how would the bookmarkable page would know it is supposed to submit
its form instead of rendering ?
Johan Compagner wrote:
i would submit to a bookmarkable page yes.
That would be the easiest thing to do.
johan
On 3/29/06, *Sven Meier* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bookmarkable pages has a PageParameters constructor. From these parameters can you get the form values. You would now that it would be a submit because the pageparameters contains the expected values.- Frank
On 8/22/06, Nili Adoram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But how would the bookmarkable page would
But then I would not have the Form.process() method called with all its
benefits (form validation etc).
Is it valid to invoke it from page constructor?
Frank Bille wrote:
Bookmarkable pages has a PageParameters constructor. From these
parameters can you get the form values. You would now that
How would you handle a submit of a form that originates from outside of
Wicket?
Let me explain:
In many web applications some forms (e.g. 'search a product') are
replicated on other pages of the same application or even on other sites
of business partners or advertisers.
For our
i would submit to a bookmarkable page yes.That would be the easiest thing to do.johanOn 3/29/06, Sven Meier
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:How would you handle a submit of a form that originates from outside of
Wicket?Let me explain:In many web applications some forms (e.g. 'search a product')
