Examples of DeferredValueChangedEvent

org.apache.cocoon.forms.event.DeferredValueChangedEvent
che.org/~sylvain/">Sylvain Wallez @version $Id: DeferredValueChangedEvent.java 151181 2005-02-03 16:59:31Z tim $
org.apache.cocoon.woody.event.DeferredValueChangedEvent
che.org/~sylvain/">Sylvain Wallez @version CVS $Id: DeferredValueChangedEvent.java,v 1.5 2004/03/09 13:54:14 reinhard Exp $

Examples of org.apache.cocoon.forms.event.DeferredValueChangedEvent

            this.valueState = VALUE_UNPARSED;


            if (hasListeners) {
                // Throw an event that will hold the old value and
                // will lazily compute the new value only if needed.
                getForm().addWidgetEvent(new DeferredValueChangedEvent(this, oldValue));
            }


            if (oldError != null) {
                // There was a validation error, and the user entered a new value: refresh
                // the widget, because the previous error was cleared

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Examples of org.apache.cocoon.forms.event.DeferredValueChangedEvent

            this.valueState = VALUE_UNPARSED;


            if (hasListeners) {
                // Throw an event that will hold the old value and
                // will lazily compute the new value only if needed.
                getForm().addWidgetEvent(new DeferredValueChangedEvent(this, oldValue));
            }


            if (oldError != null) {
                // There was a validation error, and the user entered a new value: refresh
                // the widget, because the previous error was cleared

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Examples of org.apache.cocoon.forms.event.DeferredValueChangedEvent

            this.valueState = VALUE_UNPARSED;


            if (hasListeners) {
                // Throw an event that will hold the old value and
                // will lazily compute the new value only if needed.
                getForm().addWidgetEvent(new DeferredValueChangedEvent(this, oldValue));
            }


            if (oldError != null) {
                // There was a validation error, and the user entered a new value: refresh
                // the widget, because the previous error was cleared

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Examples of org.apache.cocoon.woody.event.DeferredValueChangedEvent

        }


        // Only convert if the text value actually changed. Otherwise, keep the old value
        // and/or the old validation error (allows to keep errors when clicking on actions)
        if (!(newEnteredValue == null ? "" : newEnteredValue).equals((enteredValue == null ? "" : enteredValue))) {
            getForm().addWidgetEvent(new DeferredValueChangedEvent(this, value));
            enteredValue = newEnteredValue;
            validationError = null;
            value = null;
            needsParse = true;
        }

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Examples of org.apache.cocoon.woody.event.DeferredValueChangedEvent

        // Only convert if the text value actually changed. Otherwise, keep the old value
        // and/or the old validation error (allows to keep errors when clicking on actions)
        if (!(newEnteredValue == null ? "" : newEnteredValue).equals((enteredValue == null ? "" : enteredValue))) {
            // TODO: Hmmm...
            //getForm().addWidgetEvent(new DeferredValueChangedEvent(this, value));
            getForm().addWidgetEvent(new DeferredValueChangedEvent(this, getValue()));
            enteredValue = newEnteredValue;
            validationError = null;
            value = null;
            needsParse = true;
        }

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Examples of org.apache.cocoon.woody.event.DeferredValueChangedEvent

        
        // Only convert if the text value actually changed. Otherwise, keep the old value
        // and/or the old validation error (allows to keep errors when clicking on actions)
        if (!(newEnteredValue == null ? "" : newEnteredValue).equals((enteredValue == null ? "" : enteredValue))) {
            
            getForm().addWidgetEvent(new DeferredValueChangedEvent(this, value));


            enteredValue = newEnteredValue;
            validationError = null;
            value = null;
            needsParse = true;

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Examples of org.apache.cocoon.woody.event.DeferredValueChangedEvent

        }


        // Only convert if the text value actually changed. Otherwise, keep the old value
        // and/or the old validation error (allows to keep errors when clicking on actions)
        if (!(newEnteredValue == null ? "" : newEnteredValue).equals((enteredValue == null ? "" : enteredValue))) {
            getForm().addWidgetEvent(new DeferredValueChangedEvent(this, value));
            enteredValue = newEnteredValue;
            validationError = null;
            value = null;
            needsParse = true;
        }

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Examples of org.apache.cocoon.woody.event.DeferredValueChangedEvent

        }


        // Only convert if the text value actually changed. Otherwise, keep the old value
        // and/or the old validation error (allows to keep errors when clicking on actions)
        if (!(newEnteredValue == null ? "" : newEnteredValue).equals((enteredValue == null ? "" : enteredValue))) {
            getForm().addWidgetEvent(new DeferredValueChangedEvent(this, value));
            enteredValue = newEnteredValue;
            validationError = null;
            value = null;
            needsParse = true;
        }

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Examples of org.apache.cocoon.woody.event.DeferredValueChangedEvent

        
        // Only convert if the text value actually changed. Otherwise, keep the old value
        // and/or the old validation error (allows to keep errors when clicking on actions)
        if (!(newEnteredValue == null ? "" : newEnteredValue).equals((enteredValue == null ? "" : enteredValue))) {
            
            getForm().addWidgetEvent(new DeferredValueChangedEvent(this, value));


            enteredValue = newEnteredValue;
            validationError = null;
            value = null;
            needsParse = true;

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