Bingo again, Tom. In fact, doing this I don't even have to bother
with History. I just grab the value href, parse it, and call my pop-
up. I don't want (or need) it in the history change.
On Jan 8, 1:52 pm, Thomas Broyer <t.bro...@gmail.com> wrote:
> ...
> Ah, OK, so in your case, retrieving the NativeEvent's EventTarget, cast
> ()ing into an AnchorElement (well, first verifying that it *is* an "A"
> element by checking its getTagName(), and walking the tree up until
> the HTML widget's getElement() or an "A" element is found) then
> calling AnchorElement#getHref() should give you what you want. Then
> get the indexOf("#") and then the substring(hashIndex) to pass it to
> History.newItem(...).
>
> You'll find similar code walking up a DOM tree in
> HTMLTable#getEventCellTarget (or a similar named private/protected
> method, this is from memory), in this case it's looking for "TD"
> elements.
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