Hi RyanZA,
 
Yes you are correct. I found this out a while ago but was not able to amend 
this as it took so long for the moderators to realese it (no criticism of 
the moderators intended; they do a very good job and are very busy). I 
replaced it with a and added a click event to that.
 
Regards,
 
Glyn

On Friday, 18 January 2013 01:36:06 UTC+11, RyanZA wrote:

> You have mistaken the 'Hyperlink' class - and yes, it is a common/easy 
> mistake to make because of the naming. Hyperlink is a special type of link 
> that deals with the GWT history stack. You sound like you are just looking 
> for a simple html link, which is called an Anchor (<a> tag). You use it 
> like this:
>
> Anchor a = new Anchor("hi");
> a.addClickhandler(new ClickHandler() {
>      @Override
>      public void onClick(ClickEvent event) {
>            Window.alert("hi");
>      }
>
> });
>
>
>
> On Tuesday, January 15, 2013 12:34:32 AM UTC+2, Glyndwr Bartlett wrote:
>>
>> I am new to both java and GWT and am using Eclipse (Juno with the GWT 
>> plugin) to develop an application for a volunteer organisation. I have 
>> created a class called AwardTracker (in org.AwardTracker.client) which is 
>> my entry point. This displays a standard login page. I followed a tutorial 
>> for this and it is working. The next part I want to implement is to build a 
>> page to create an account. For this I have a “Create an account” hyperlink 
>> on the login page. I have created a new Package 
>> (org.AwardTracker.client.CreateAccount) to hold this class. 
>>
>> To create the class I am selecting, at the top of the page, Create new 
>> visual classes / GWT / GWT Java UI / Composite is this the correct one?
>>
>> Once I have created the page how do I call it with the following event 
>> handler?
>>
>>              Hyperlink hprlnkCreateAnAccount = *new* Hyperlink("Create 
>> an account", *false*, "newHistoryToken");
>>
>>              hprlnkCreateAnAccount.addAttachHandler(*new* Handler() {
>>
>>                     *public* *void* onAttachOrDetach(AttachEvent event) {
>>                     }
>> Thanks,
>> Glyn
>>
>

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