On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 11:49 AM, thron7 <[email protected]>wrote:
> Ken,
>
> I'm not sure I fully get what you are doing, but here is a hint.
>
> First off, you should change the event you are listening on to
> 'changeSelection', I think this is what you're after. Then, the event object
> passed to your event listener will carry the ListItem widget(!), not any
> scalar value like a string or number. So with e.getData() you should get the
> newly selected ListItem, and e.getData().getUserData() should provide you
> with 1234.
>
OK, I've gotten this piece working. The only thing to note (in case anyone
else needs to know this) is that e.getData() returns - not the ListItem -
but a javascript list of ListItems, I guess in case you have multi-select
turned on. So, the proper bit of code for my app reads more like:
e.getData()*[0]* .getUserData('recipeid')
(I can get away with using [0] instead of iterating the list as my lists are
all single-select).
Now, on to the next list that needs this done.....
Thanks,
Ken
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