enable submit button when all the required fields within the form/region are set propertly ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Key: RF-7538 URL: https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/RF-7538 Project: RichFaces Issue Type: Feature Request Reporter: Gary Hu The submit button is not enabled until all the required fields within the form/region are set properly. I can think of two ways to implement it. 1) add a new attribute to a4j:form/a4j:rigion to indicate that if this feature is turned on/off. In addition, new attributes could be added to indicate the ids of the submit button, and/or ids of the required fields. For example: <a4j:form id="myForm" enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields="true" submitButtonId="btnId" requiredFieldIds="id1,id2..." /> 2) add a new attribute to a a4j:commandButton to indicate if this feature is turned on/off. In addtion, new attributes could be added to indicate the ids of the form/region and/or the ids of the required fields. For example: <a4j:commandButton id="btnId" enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields="true" parentidforrequiredfields="myForm" /> The example showed above means after all the required fields are set properly with the form "myForm" the button is enable. <a4j:commandButton id="btnId" enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields="true" requiredFieldIds="id1, id2..." /> The example showed above means after all the required fields specified by the attribute "requiredFieldIds" are set properly the button is enabled. Of course, the attribute "enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields" could be optional. So only the "parentidforrequiredfields" or "requiredFieldIds" is checked to determine if the button needs to be enabled/disable.

enable submit button when all the required fields within the form/region are set propertly ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Key: RF-7538 URL: https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/RF-7538 Project: RichFaces Issue Type: Feature Request Components: component-misc Affects Versions: 3.3.2.CR1 Reporter: Gary Hu Assignee: Nick Belaevski Fix For: 4.0.0.BETA1 The submit button is not enabled until all the required fields within the form/region are set properly. I can think of two ways to implement it. 1) add a new attribute to a4j:form/a4j:rigion to indicate that if this feature is turned on/off. In addition, new attributes could be added to indicate the ids of the submit button, and/or ids of the required fields. For example: <a4j:form id="myForm" enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields="true" submitButtonId="btnId" requiredFieldIds="id1,id2..." /> 2) add a new attribute to a a4j:commandButton to indicate if this feature is turned on/off. In addtion, new attributes could be added to indicate the ids of the form/region and/or the ids of the required fields. For example: <a4j:commandButton id="btnId" enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields="true" parentidforrequiredfields="myForm" /> The example showed above means after all the required fields are set properly with the form "myForm" the button is enable. <a4j:commandButton id="btnId" enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields="true" requiredFieldIds="id1, id2..." /> The example showed above means after all the required fields specified by the attribute "requiredFieldIds" are set properly the button is enabled. Of course, the attribute "enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields" could be optional. So only the "parentidforrequiredfields" or "requiredFieldIds" is checked to determine if the button needs to be enabled/disable.

enable submit button when all the required fields within the form/region are set propertly ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Key: RF-7538 URL: https://jira.jboss.org/browse/RF-7538 Project: RichFaces Issue Type: Feature Request Security Level: Public(Everyone can see) Components: component-misc Affects Versions: 3.3.2.CR1 Reporter: Gary Hu Assignee: Alexander Smirnov Fix For: Future_4.X The submit button is not enabled until all the required fields within the form/region are set properly. I can think of two ways to implement it. 1) add a new attribute to a4j:form/a4j:rigion to indicate that if this feature is turned on/off. In addition, new attributes could be added to indicate the ids of the submit button, and/or ids of the required fields. For example: <a4j:form id="myForm" enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields="true" submitButtonId="btnId" requiredFieldIds="id1,id2..." /> 2) add a new attribute to a a4j:commandButton to indicate if this feature is turned on/off. In addtion, new attributes could be added to indicate the ids of the form/region and/or the ids of the required fields. For example: <a4j:commandButton id="btnId" enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields="true" parentidforrequiredfields="myForm" /> The example showed above means after all the required fields are set properly with the form "myForm" the button is enable. <a4j:commandButton id="btnId" enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields="true" requiredFieldIds="id1, id2..." /> The example showed above means after all the required fields specified by the attribute "requiredFieldIds" are set properly the button is enabled. Of course, the attribute "enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields" could be optional. So only the "parentidforrequiredfields" or "requiredFieldIds" is checked to determine if the button needs to be enabled/disable.

enable submit button when all the required fields within the form/region are set propertly ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Key: RF-7538 URL: https://jira.jboss.org/browse/RF-7538 Project: RichFaces Issue Type: Feature Request Security Level: Public(Everyone can see) Components: component-a4j-core, component-misc Affects Versions: 3.3.2.CR1 Reporter: Gary Hu Assignee: Alexander Smirnov Fix For: 4.0.0.Milestone5 The submit button is not enabled until all the required fields within the form/region are set properly. I can think of two ways to implement it. 1) add a new attribute to a4j:form/a4j:rigion to indicate that if this feature is turned on/off. In addition, new attributes could be added to indicate the ids of the submit button, and/or ids of the required fields. For example: <a4j:form id="myForm" enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields="true" submitButtonId="btnId" requiredFieldIds="id1,id2..." /> 2) add a new attribute to a a4j:commandButton to indicate if this feature is turned on/off. In addtion, new attributes could be added to indicate the ids of the form/region and/or the ids of the required fields. For example: <a4j:commandButton id="btnId" enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields="true" parentidforrequiredfields="myForm" /> The example showed above means after all the required fields are set properly with the form "myForm" the button is enable. <a4j:commandButton id="btnId" enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields="true" requiredFieldIds="id1, id2..." /> The example showed above means after all the required fields specified by the attribute "requiredFieldIds" are set properly the button is enabled. Of course, the attribute "enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields" could be optional. So only the "parentidforrequiredfields" or "requiredFieldIds" is checked to determine if the button needs to be enabled/disable.

enable submit button when all the required fields within the form/region are set propertly ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Key: RF-7538 URL: https://jira.jboss.org/browse/RF-7538 Project: RichFaces Issue Type: Feature Request Security Level: Public(Everyone can see) Components: component-a4j-core, component-misc Affects Versions: 3.3.2.CR1 Reporter: Gary Hu Assignee: Alexander Smirnov Labels: client_side_validator Fix For: Future_4.X The submit button is not enabled until all the required fields within the form/region are set properly. I can think of two ways to implement it. 1) add a new attribute to a4j:form/a4j:rigion to indicate that if this feature is turned on/off. In addition, new attributes could be added to indicate the ids of the submit button, and/or ids of the required fields. For example: <a4j:form id="myForm" enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields="true" submitButtonId="btnId" requiredFieldIds="id1,id2..." /> 2) add a new attribute to a a4j:commandButton to indicate if this feature is turned on/off. In addtion, new attributes could be added to indicate the ids of the form/region and/or the ids of the required fields. For example: <a4j:commandButton id="btnId" enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields="true" parentidforrequiredfields="myForm" /> The example showed above means after all the required fields are set properly with the form "myForm" the button is enable. <a4j:commandButton id="btnId" enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields="true" requiredFieldIds="id1, id2..." /> The example showed above means after all the required fields specified by the attribute "requiredFieldIds" are set properly the button is enabled. Of course, the attribute "enableSubmitButtonForRequriedFields" could be optional. So only the "parentidforrequiredfields" or "requiredFieldIds" is checked to determine if the button needs to be enabled/disable.