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Can submit button be used in a frame on a formview? #345
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Yeah, it should be working since it looks or it recursively. If it doesn't work we can fix it if you share reproduction steps |
Thanks for the prompt response, I originally tried it in a frame, then in a plain VerticalStackLayout, and in both cases the command did not fire. But keep it as a direct child of the FormView and it fires. Many thanks, this project is a great help for me. I am making my first app, and enjoying it. |
Ok, I'll investigate. It should be working, and currently it seems it's a bug. By the way, you can set your frame as submit button as a workaround until the bug is solved: <Frame input:FormView.IsSubmitButton="True">
<Button Text="Save" InputTransparent="True"/>
</Frame>
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Many thanks for the prompt action. |
Just to provide a little more feedback... The validations do not work also when in a frame. '''
''' This code does not raise any warnings and goes directly to the Submit command, removing the frame and warnings are displayed as expected. |
My Question Here ?
I am using a FormView, as the form is quite long, I want to display it in small cards. I am using Frames to group blocks of inputs, but if I try to put the Submit button into a frame for aesthetic purposes, it no longer triggers the command defined using the FormView submit command. Is this by design or am I just doing something wrong?
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