Oops...Shame on me. I was going to point out that this functionality currently existed already using the EventListener annotation and just needed to be carried over to the other async areas...but then I noticed that I hadn't even documented this feature for EventListener..oops
If someone creates a jira issue I'll make sure this extra parameter goes everywhere. This is a tricky prospect to actually set as a global behavior. I'm not sure at all if this would fit the majority usage or minority though. Adding the parameter to disable focus period (unless validaiton error happens) is a no brainer, but I'd probably want to hear more from everyone else about the global defaults change. (for ajax requests) On 3/18/07, Manri Offermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, I think it is a great idea to have focus on a form element, when the page loads. But in some cases (or in our case), where the request is dynamic (AJAX request) and I am updating an area, my form gets focused, where I would rather not have focus on my form. At the moment I added: <binding name="focus" value="!getPage().getRequestCycle().getResponseBuilder().isDynamic()"/> I have updated all my forms, because in general, when I have an area updated with Ajax, I don't want the focus to be changed. Can this be made default? Best regards, Manri Offermann --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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