Hi Paul, 3)My backing-bean has request scope indeed , but I use <t:saveState> on that page. 1)The tabs and the button are already in the form. I forgot to mention that the submit button is out of the tabbed panel, so I can click it no matter what tab is selected. So in fact, what I want is to be able to submit the data from within all the tabs, when I click the submit button. For example: I enter some data into the first tab, go to the second one and enter some data, then submit. And I want the first tab's data to be submitted too (probably when the tab is switched).
Thanks for helping! Cristi On 12/18/06, Paul Spencer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Cristi, Below are some correction to my previous response and additional information. Paul Spencer wrote: > Cristi, > > See below. > > Cristi Toth wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I am using a <t:panelTabbedPane> with serverSideTabSwitch turned on >> I have some input fields on a tab and others on another tab. >> If I enter some data into the first tab's fields, >> then switch to the other tab and then submit the form, >> the first tab's data is not submitted!!! >> How to make the tab switching submit the form? (like an >> immediate="false") > > Try: > 1) Putting the tabs in the form > 2) Putting the submit buttons outside the form. Use the > buttons "render" attribute to control when it is displayed. > #2 is optional. The submit button can be on a form. 3) What is the scope of the managed bean, I suspect it is request. In that case you can either change the scope of the bean, or use a dialog manager like Shale's dialog manager[1]. >> <snip> >> Thanks for any help! >> Cristi >> >> > > Paul Spencer > Paul Spencer [1] http://shale.apache.org/shale-dialog/index.html
