Hi, Using Tapestry 4.0, I'm trying to develop a generic 'dialog' system.
>From an arbitrary form in a page I need to be able to navigate to another page to collect some side-information and then return to the original page with the form content in the state the user left it in. As an example: A page contains a form that, among other things, has a list of users in it. There's a button to add a user to the list which goes to a second page allowing the choice of one or more users. Upon selection the original page is then re-displayed in the state the user left it in (so if they'd altered another field before pressing the 'add' button, that field would retain it's altered value) with the choice added. However none of this is actually 'submitted' until the genuine submit button is pressed. Plus it's all to be accomplished without Javascript. I'm not sure how I can capture the state of the form and store it in the 'dialog' page, and then submit that back to the original page to restore it. Is this a candidate for data squeezers? (Essentially this is for a dialog box system that doesn't use pop-ups or Javascript.) Cheers, Joe --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
