RE: client side validations

Kumar, Abhilash (Gok) Tue, 07 Nov 2006 04:13:29 -0800

Can u pls try to narrow down the problem ? In the sense, try to figure out which module (sandbox or jsf-comp) is not behaving properly. Just change the validation to normal jsf required validation and see whether sandbox is working properly.

-- Kannan.

From: Madhav Bhargava [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 07, 2006 5:09 PM
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: RE: client side validations

I tried using the following combination:

Client validators defined in http://jsf-comp.sourceforge.net/components/clientvalidators/index.html + sandbox subForm component to do partial client side validations.

It did not work!!!

Code snippet:

<s:subForm id="demogrphicMain">

<t:inputText id="txtLastName" forceId="true" value="#{addUserWizardBean.wizard.demographicCaptureState.lastName}">

</t:inputText>

<cv:requiredFieldValidator componentToValidate="txtLastName" highlight="true" display="dynamic"/>

</s:subForm>

<s:subForm id="addressSubForm">

<t:panelGroup>

<t:outputText value="#{msg['label.demographicdetails.address-1']}"

styleClass="outputLabelText"></t:outputText>

<f:verbatim>

</f:verbatim>

</t:panelGroup>

<t:panelGroup>

<t:inputText id="txtAddressLine1" forceId="true" size="60">

</t:inputText>

<cv:requiredFieldValidator componentToValidate="txtAddressLine1" display="dyamic" highlight="true"/>

</t:panelGroup>

</s:subForm>

<t:panelGrid align="center" columns="1">

<t:panelGroup>

<t:commandButton

value="#{msg['button.demographicdetails.add-another']}"

action="#{addUserWizardBean.addAddress}" actionFor="addressSubForm"></t:commandButton>

<f:verbatim>  </f:verbatim>

<t:commandButton value="#{msg['button.demographicdetails.reset']}"></t:commandButton>

</t:panelGroup>

</t:panelGrid>

<t:panelGrid align="center" columns="1">

<t:panelGroup>

<t:commandButton value="#{msg['button.demographicdetails.proceed']}"

action="#{addUserWizardBean.proceed}" onclick="return validate();" actionFor="demogrphicMain"></t:commandButton>

</t:panelGroup>

</t:panelGrid>

I haven't worked with client side validation but the problem that you mentioned can be solved using sandbox subForm or trinidad subform or by using the OptionalValidator listed in the MyFaces Wiki. I have used sandbox subForm to solve this problem with server side validation.

-- Kannan.

From: Madhav Bhargava [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 07, 2006 11:10 AM
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: client side validations

Hi All,

MyForm:

Mandatory fields on the form:
1. Last Name
2. First Name
3. Gender
4. email

There is a section on the page where the user needs to provide address information. Mandatory fields in that section are:
1. address type
2. address line 1
3. state
4. zip
5. city

Address section has the following buttons - "Add Address", "Reset" "Delete"

Page level buttons are: "Proceed", "Cancel"

When the user has entered all the information then the user will click on the proceed button. However, the user can first enter the address information and click "Add address" and then enter a list of other addresses similary. The problem is that when the user clicks "Add address" form is submitted and all the fields which are assigned a validator are validated. So even if the "proceed" button is not clicked fields like "last name", "first name" etc will be validated and will therefore throw error messages on the screen.

I want to partially validate a page based on which button is clicked. How can you do that with the client side validators that you have created.

Currently I am using struts client validator with Myfaces but this framework does not solve the above mentioned problem.

Googling a bit I found the following:

I am wondering will any one them solve the problem that I am facing above.

~madhav

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