[Seaside] Checkbox trouble with converting to canvas API
Philippe Marschall
philippe.marschall at gmail.com
Sat Oct 28 06:35:24 UTC 2006
2006/10/27, Carl Gundel <carlg at libertybasic.com>:
> I'm converting my application over to the new canvas API. It's going
> reasonable well, but for some reason I cannot get the checkbox in the
> example below to invoke its callback when the form is submitted. I had no
> trouble with this using the original API. I've tried a bunch of things to
> no avail. Any ideas why this might not be working?
>
> renderContentOn: html
> self hideCodeEditor ifTrue: [^self].
> (html div) id: #activeStuff;
> with:
> [html form with:
> [(html textArea) rows: 15; columns: 80; text: self code;
> callback: [:v | self code: v].
> html tag: 'br'.
> (html anchor) text: 'Run';
> callback: [self run]; submitFormNamed: #activeStuff.
> (html checkbox) value: self hideCodeEditor;
> callback: [:v| self hideCodeEditor: v].
> html text: 'Hide code editor on Run']]
Where to start?
- there is no form with id #activeStuff only a div
- #with: has always to be the last message, anchor #text: is an alias
for #with: so it has to be last message as well.
- forms should be submitted by submit buttons, that's what they are
there for. If You don't like their appearance, use CSS.
- you can make use of #on:of: for form elements.
Try something like this
renderContentOn: html
html div
id: #activeStuff;
with: [
html form: [
html textArea
rows: 15; columns: 80;
on: #code of: self.
html break.
html submitButton
callback: [ self run ];
text: 'Run'.
html checkbox
on: #hideCodeEditor of: self.
html text: 'Hide code editor on Run' ] ]
Forms are one of the suckiest parts of HTML. Seaside can't hide that.
Philippe
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