IAjaxCallListener, IAjaxIndicatorAware, and ajax submittal of multi-part forms

["Crabb, Curtis" <cc...@iqnavigator.com>]

Whenever posting multipart forms via ajax, any IAjaxCallListener or IAjaxIndicatorAware classes at play will have no impact.  If the form is not multi-part, all works fine.

As part of our upgrade process (from 1.4.13 to 6.0), I have converted a handful of AjaxCallDecorators to appropriate IAjaxCallListeners.  All works fine whenever my forms are NOT mult-part, but as soon as a form becomes multi-part, the IAjaxCallListeners and IAjaxIndicatorAwares have no impact.

I can see in wicket-ajax-jquery.js that the handlers are ignored in multipart scenarios.  Is there any plan to add support for this?  Any other recommended alternatives when dealing with a multi-part form?

Re: IAjaxCallListener, IAjaxIndicatorAware, and ajax submittal of multi-part forms

[Martin Grigorov <mg...@apache.org>]

This is already supported! ;-)
Use latest -SNAPSHOT.

On Wed, Aug 1, 2012 at 11:33 PM, Crabb, Curtis <cc...@iqnavigator.com> wrote:
> Whenever posting multipart forms via ajax, any IAjaxCallListener or IAjaxIndicatorAware classes at play will have no impact.  If the form is not multi-part, all works fine.
>
> As part of our upgrade process (from 1.4.13 to 6.0), I have converted a handful of AjaxCallDecorators to appropriate IAjaxCallListeners.  All works fine whenever my forms are NOT mult-part, but as soon as a form becomes multi-part, the IAjaxCallListeners and IAjaxIndicatorAwares have no impact.
>
> I can see in wicket-ajax-jquery.js that the handlers are ignored in multipart scenarios.  Is there any plan to add support for this?  Any other recommended alternatives when dealing with a multi-part form?
>



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