Lance,
thanks for the sample mixin code : I hadn't created any mixins
previously and this was a great start. It works like a charm.
Thiago,
I did think of using the Validation decorator; however, at least for now
it looked a bit of an overkill as I'm not 100% sure if this is going to be
the
On Wed, 18 Jul 2012 10:32:49 -0300, Lance Java
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Has anyone thought of a ValidationDecorator?
Nope... never heard of it... time to jump into the tapestry code /
javadocs again ;)
Or the mailing list archives. We've had some interesting threads involving
ValidationDecorator already.
> Has anyone thought of a ValidationDecorator?
Nope... never heard of it... time to jump into the tapestry code / javadocs
again ;)
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On Wed, 18 Jul 2012 06:38:44 -0300, Lance Java
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I think I would do it via a mixin on the textfield.
Has anyone thought of a ValidationDecorator?
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eg:
package foo.bar.mixins;
@MixinAfter
public class ControlGroupDecorator {
@InjectContainer
private Field field;
@Environmental(false)
private ValidationTracker tracker;
private Element controlGroup;
public void afterRender(MarkupWriter writer) {
// need
I think I would do it via a mixin on the textfield.
Where the ControlGroupDecorator walks up the DOM to the first div with a
class="control-group" and adds the error class if necessary (using the t:id
of the textField to see which errors to check for).
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I ended up figuring out something that works and it turned out to be both
more elegant (as it ends up being more clean and reusable than I expected)
and a bit more twisted ( I totally didn't expect that I'd have to use this
@HeartbeatDeferred approach, I expected something more straightforward)
tha
