hmm Form.process() is called ;(
in that method we do the check:

final Button submittingButton = findSubmittingButton();

// when processing was triggered by a Wicket button and that button indicates // it wants to be called immediately (without validating), call onSubmit right away.
       if (submittingButton != null && (submittingButton.isImmediate()))
       {
           submittingButton.onSubmit();
       }
       else
       {
// validation, error handling, model updating,delegating submit (to button and form)
       }

so that second else is not done/skipped..
How are we going to call it :)


Jonathan Locke wrote:

more to the point... Form.process() is not called. which makes even /more/ sense! ;-)

Johan Compagner wrote:

onSubmit of what? if you do setProcessForm(false) then Form.onSubmit() is not called only the onSubmit() of the Button. So setProcessForm() makes sense to me.


Igor Vaynberg wrote:

I don't think its still there. You might do your own processing in
onSubmit() so setFormProcess(false) might be confusing.

How about: setBypassDefaultFormProcessing() :) ?

-Igor
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ok. i see your point. but setImmediate still means nothing to me. how about something more like setProcessForm?

Igor Vaynberg wrote:

setSubmitForm() is not precise enough since the form is

submitted anyways.
All setImmediate(true) really does is bypass the default

form processing.
-Igor


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you would only ever call the method to turn form submitting

off on a
button like you're trying to do.

Button cancelButton = new Button("...") cancelButton.setSubmitForm(false);

this makes a lot of sense to me. and you could even make a

class to
deal with it...

public class CancelButton extends Button {
   public CancelButton(...)
   {
      setSubmitForm(false);
   }
}

if you'd prefer it could be just setSubmit(). the

difference though
really is whether the button submits or not.

Jonathan Locke wrote:

still makes no sense to me.  bypass changes to what?
Button.setSubmitForm is exactly right. it determines if

the button
should submit the form or not.  right?

David Liebeherr wrote:

Okay, this fix isn't good since it can be only used with

javascript.
So i changed it so the setImmediate(true) solution

Jonathan mentioned.
I got a new idea for a rename of this method: setBypassChanges(). What about that?

Cu,
Dave

David Liebeherr wrote:

Hi Johnatan,

i think immediate is realy  bit confusing.
So what about setDisableEffect or setNoEffect? is that better?

Well, anyway, i have implementet a fix for my situation

this way now:
I got a normal Submit-Button and a special cancel Button:

           add(new Link("cancel") {
               public void onClick() {
                   setResponsePage(new PageAfterNoChange());
               }
           });

I think this is the must clear solution under the current circumstances.
Any commest to that fix?

Thanks,
Dave

Jonathan Locke wrote:

try setting the isImmediate value on the cancel button

to true.
this will cause the button to call onSubmit without

validating the
form or updating the model.

this is a new feature, and while the functionality makes

sense, i'm
not so sure about the name. maybe something more like

a boolean
property Button.submitForm where the default is true....

that would
make more sense to me. isImmediate is kindof nonsensical to my ear... how can a button be "immediate"?

David Liebeherr wrote:

Hi!

I have a Form wich has two Submit Buttons ("Update" and

"Cancel").
The form uses a CompundPropertyModel to get the changes of the form automaticly represented in the Model. But when i

click the
Cancel Button i have to discard the changes to the

Model Object.
How can i do this?

I was searching for something like CompoundPropertyModel.discardChanges(), but i have

found nothing.
Thanx,
Dave




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