Thanks! I missed the first javadoc part in the AjaxFormValidationBehavior:
//Ajax event behavior that submits the form ////and updates all form feedback
panels on the page.////
//gr
Thies//
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Michael Sparer wrote:
If your form has an AjaxFormSubmitBehavior you don't need AjaxButtons to
submit it, regular buttons are sufficient (they don't even have to be
controlled by wicket). If you'd like to add an additional Ajaxbutton that
does its own stuff (i.e. you don't want it to submit the form) you can
setDefaultFormProcessing to false
hope that helps
Michael
Thies Edeling wrote:
Hi all,
I have a Form which gets submitted by an AjaxButton. Validation of the
FormComponents is triggered by AjaxFormValidationBehavior.
Both add an AjaxFormSubmitBehavior to the form which bite eachother a
bit. When the form is submitted by the AjaxButton the
AjaxFormValidationBehavior is invoked as well, trying to add the
FeedbackPanels to the AjaxRequestTarget. This fails because the
form is already replaced on the clientside by the AjaxButton and I end
up with a javascript error.
I fixed it by manually triggering the validation from an
AjaxFormComponentUpdatingBehavior but I thought using a
AjaxFormValidationBehavior and an AjaxButton together is common practice?
gr
Thies
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