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Posted to users@wicket.apache.org by ivana <i....@func.nl> on 2007/08/30 10:45:48 UTC
Wizards FeedbackPanel
Is there a way to remove/turn off Wizard's own feedbackpanel? Because now i
have two and i only want one....
I have an application that gets user input in a number of WizardSteps. Each
wizardstep has its own feedbackpanel.
This worked fine until i made the next-step-button the default button for
submitting. Now, if the input does not validate *and* the submit was done by
pressing <enter> the wizard's own feedbackpanel is shown as well as our own.
If the next-step button is clicked, and the input does not validate, only
our own (styled) feedbackpanel shows the errormessages.
(But if a previous submit caused the second feedbackpanel to appear, it will
still be there).
As expected, the second feedbackpanel's messages are updated only on
<enter>. Meaning that if, say 1 of 2 errors is seen to, and the next-step
button is clicked, one feedbackpanel shows one error less while the other
still shows both. On <enter> both feedbackpanels are updated.
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Re: Wizards FeedbackPanel
Posted by Matej Knopp <ma...@gmail.com>.
You can override newFeedbackPanel method of wizard
protected FeedbackPanel newFeedbackPanel(String id) {
FeedbackPanel fp = super.newFeedbackPanel(id);
fp.setVisible(false);
return fp;
}
-Matej
On 8/30/07, ivana <i....@func.nl> wrote:
>
>
> Is there a way to remove/turn off Wizard's own feedbackpanel? Because now
> i
> have two and i only want one....
>
> I have an application that gets user input in a number of WizardSteps.
> Each
> wizardstep has its own feedbackpanel.
>
> This worked fine until i made the next-step-button the default button for
> submitting. Now, if the input does not validate *and* the submit was done
> by
> pressing <enter> the wizard's own feedbackpanel is shown as well as our
> own.
>
> If the next-step button is clicked, and the input does not validate, only
> our own (styled) feedbackpanel shows the errormessages.
> (But if a previous submit caused the second feedbackpanel to appear, it
> will
> still be there).
>
> As expected, the second feedbackpanel's messages are updated only on
> <enter>. Meaning that if, say 1 of 2 errors is seen to, and the next-step
> button is clicked, one feedbackpanel shows one error less while the other
> still shows both. On <enter> both feedbackpanels are updated.
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> http://www.nabble.com/Wizards-FeedbackPanel-tf4352766.html#a12402952
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