On 07/05/13 16:07, Lance Java wrote:
Perhaps, as George mentioned, this is better handled by a single form with
two submit buttons. You can use the onSelectedFromX() event to flag which
submit button was pressed.
Hey,
I fixed my problem using an AjaxFo
Perhaps, as George mentioned, this is better handled by a single form with
two submit buttons. You can use the onSelectedFromX() event to flag which
submit button was pressed.
Hi,
I'm trying this now, but I'm already stuck on rendering the
FormInjector. Form A is submitted with ajax, then I want to
rerender a zone containing the FormInjector. This always results
in:
No object of type org.apache.tapestry5.servi
Disclaimer: I've never used FormInjector before
I *think* you can do this but it will require a little trick. The
FormInjector adds a trigger() function to it's DOM element. The trigger()
function fires a serverside event passing the "context" attribute. In your
use case, the context is not known
Hi Nathan, any particular reason your trying to use two forms?
On Fri, May 3, 2013 at 3:59 AM, Nathan Quirynen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have in one of my pages the following:
>
> --Form A
> | Add item
>
>
> --Form B
> |--Zone A
> | | Item1
> | | Item2
> |-
> |Some o
Hi,
I have in one of my pages the following:
--Form A
| Add item
--Form B
|--Zone A
| | Item1
| | Item2
|-
|Some other form fields
On success from Form A, Zone A gets updated and the new item added shows
up in Form B. In Zone A each item has a sele
