On Fri, 18 Jul 2014 19:10:10 -0300, nn kk <inv...@abv.bg> wrote:
Hi everyone,
Hi!
Remember that events bubble up: from the component that triggered it to
its parent and so on until it reachs the page. So, if your components are
inside a form, the form events won't be triggered on these components. Why
your components need to know when the form is submitted?
I have a page with a couple of custom components in it, most of them are
containing different inputs. In the page after all components I have
submit button. By pressing the submit button I want to execute different
things in the components. I thought the onSuccess methods in the
components will be called, but they are not. I want to call some methods
from the components but I can not access them, because these components
are not injected in my java class, they are only injected in the tml
file as markup, because it's being done inside a loop, they are dynamic
number. Is there a way to fire event from the page and to be caught in
the components? I saw only the onValidate is called everywhere, but
onSuccess, onSubmit, etc. - not
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