Hi All,
I ve an html file with three textfields and all are mandatory.The first one
is used to get the country code.Once the user enters the country code and
tabs out(lost focus),i ve to validate that against values in the db.How can
i do it with tapestry?
Submitting the form on tab out and cleari
Its working when i gave a form tag inside the floating pane component..
Thanks
Balachandran wrote:
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> No change.The button i mentioned is an AjaxLinkSubmit and its popup
> binding is given as the div containing this component.When i press the
> list button in the popup the sette
No change.The button i mentioned is an AjaxLinkSubmit and its popup binding
is given as the div containing this component.When i press the list button
in the popup the setter methods of the fields are called but the arguement
is null.
andyhot wrote:
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> What happens when the component is NOT hid
Someone please help me on this as I have spent more than a day on solving
it..
Balachandran wrote:
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> Hi All,
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> I have a floating pane component with two text fields and a submit
> button.The template looks like,
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No..I have not initialised code and description..
Peter Schröder-2 wrote:
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> are you doing some init-stuff with "code" and "description"?
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Hi Peter,
I tried with the listener binding also.but still the issue is there.This
component is placed inside a form tag
Thanks,
Peter Schröder-2 wrote:
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> is it properly nested in a form-component? shouldnt you use the-forms
> listener-method instead of the action-binding?
> i didnt see an
Hi All,
I have a floating pane component with two text fields and a submit
button.The template looks like,
and the page file has the folllo
Hi All,
This is a code snippet from my smaple application.Is it possible to pass the
listener parameters when invoked in this way.
IActionListener listener = getListener();
ListenerInvoker listenerInvoker = getListenerInvoker();
lis
Thanks Marcus.
This is what exactly i want.Now i am using the validation delegate to record
these kinds of exceptions,by setting the formComponent to null.
>From where can i find more details about the below specified approach?
Schulte Marcus wrote:
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> the second is a Message-property of th
But what I am trying to acheive is a uniformity in displaying all messages
to the user.I am using a dojo dialog to display validation error messages.I
would like to use the same for these kinds of exceptions also.
Dennis Sinelnikov wrote:
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> For runtime/unexpected exceptions, you can specify
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