Hi all,
i have always the same issue in different projects: a component (collectionComponent) render a page divided in two, a box on the left with some button and a list of items, a box on the right which is basically an id to update with an embedded component (cardComponent). With a (new card) button on the left, the application calls cardComponent wich appears correctly on the right box. The cardComponent is nothing more then a bunch of input text, an upload file form and two buttons (save and cancel). The following two methods are defined in collectionComponent: renderNewCardButtonOn: html (html button) onClick: ((html updater) id: 'cards'; callback: [:r | r render: (self cardComponent: OLCard new)]; evalScripts: true); text: 'N' cardComponent: aCard cardComponent isNil ifTrue: [cardComponent := OLCardComponent new. cardComponent card: aCard; collection: self collection] ifFalse: [cardComponent card: aCard; collection: self collection]. ^cardComponent This is the part that manages the file uploading inside cardComponent. renderImageFileUploadOn: html html tableRow: [html tableData: 'Copertina'; tableData: [(html form) multipart; with: [html fileUpload callback: [:f | coverFile := f]. html break. html submitButton text: 'Carica']]] ******************************** When I hit the upload file button the form disappears instead of letting the user save the model. My question: it is possible to have such behaviour or when i use an embedded component (via a JS update) i should expect only to be able to render it? Christian _______________________________________________ seaside mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/seaside |
As far as I see you have multiple forms on your page. When you upload
a file you only submit the form with the file and thus loose the contents of the other form. This is the standard behavior of HTTP and HTML. You could use #triggerForm: with the updater to submit the other form to the server. Look for senders of this message to see how it is used. Cheers, Lukas On 12/28/08, christian ponti <[hidden email]> wrote: > Hi all, > i have always the same issue in different projects: > a component (collectionComponent) render a page divided in two, a box on the > left with some button and a list of items, a box on the right which is > basically an id to update with an embedded component (cardComponent). > With a (new card) button on the left, the application calls cardComponent > wich appears correctly on the right box. The cardComponent is nothing more > then a bunch of input text, an upload file form and two buttons (save and > cancel). > > The following two methods are defined in collectionComponent: > > renderNewCardButtonOn: html > > (html button) > onClick: > ((html updater) > id: 'cards'; > callback: [:r | r render: (self cardComponent: > OLCard new)]; > evalScripts: true); > text: 'N' > > cardComponent: aCard > > cardComponent isNil > ifTrue: > [cardComponent := OLCardComponent new. > cardComponent > card: aCard; > collection: self collection] > ifFalse: > [cardComponent > card: aCard; > collection: self collection]. > ^cardComponent > > > This is the part that manages the file uploading inside cardComponent. > > renderImageFileUploadOn: html > > html > tableRow: > [html > tableData: 'Copertina'; > tableData: > [(html form) > multipart; > with: > [html fileUpload callback: [:f | > coverFile := f]. > html break. > html submitButton text: > 'Carica']]] > > ******************************** > > When I hit the upload file button the form disappears instead of letting the > user save the model. > > > My question: it is possible to have such behaviour or when i use an embedded > component (via a JS update) i should expect only to be able to render it? > > > Christian > -- Lukas Renggli http://www.lukas-renggli.ch _______________________________________________ seaside mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/seaside |
Hi Lukas
thanks for the suggestion, now it works better. I'll try to experiment a little bit. Christian _______________________________________________ seaside mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/seaside |
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