Re: [Wonder-disc] Ajax: automatically saving parts of form content

[Mike S. <ms...@md...>]

You should not specify observeFieldID for this to work.  It will not  
render children components if you specify observeFieldID.

for instance, your span example:

<wo:form>
<wo:AjaxObserveField elementName = "span" id = "YourSpanID">
	<wo:textfield value = "$firstName"/>
	<wo:textfield value = "$lastName"/>
</wo:AjaxObserveField>
</wo:form>

ms

On Feb 28, 2008, at 10:27 AM, Johann Werner wrote:

>
> Am 27.02.2008 um 15:24 schrieb Mike Schrag:
>
>> The new AjaxObserveField allows you to wrap a set of components and  
>> it
>> will automatically observe all of them, so you don't have to add an
>
> What exactly do you mean by wrapping some components? Looking at the  
> source code (of today) and a quick test shows that enclosing  
> elements by the AjaxObserveField removes them from the generated  
> page as AOF does not call appendResponse on child elements.
>
> Trying to enclose some elements with a span tag and using its id to  
> observe doesn't work either. Though that feature would be quite  
> usefull as I am trying to make a radio button list work together  
> with ajax.
>
> jw
>
>
>>
>> observe field for every single one ... That might be helpful in this
>> case.  That will save every time you type rather than onblur, though,
>> I think.  You could also make an AjaxSubmitButton with a functionName
>> and no updateContainerID and onblur = "yourFunctionName()" on each
>> textfield.  That would be pretty painless, also.
>>
>> ms
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