Hi folks,
I've been fiddling around with JCaptcha, Wicket and Spring these days. Now
I'm trying to decouple the captcha part of the GUI from the rest. I.e. I'm
trying to construct a captcha-component that can easily be nested into a
form (into any form basically).
The captcha class should look something like that
public abstract class CaptchaPanel extends Panel {
....
public CaptchaPanel() {
Form form;
add(form = new Form("captchaForm") {
protected void onSubmit() {
// do the captcha validation stuff
// call on error if the entered tet
Captcha.this.onError();
}
});
// add the components
form.add(new RequiredTextField("captchaInput" .... );
form.add(new Image(........));
}
protected abstract void onError();
}
I know from the wicket 1.3 API that forms can be nested and I also know that
each form has to be submitted separately.
My problem therefore is that the captcha-form's onSubmit button doesn't get
called if someone submits the outside form (= the form the component is
nested in). Is there a possibility to submit the 'inner' form as well when
the 'outer' form is submitted? I'm also open for other suggestions, maybe
there's already a Wicket best-practise solution, which would be nice :-)
I'm kinda stuck, it's late at night and I really hope someone is able to
give me a hint.
Thanks in advance
Michael
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