Hi, once more
Sorry, completely forgot the real problem...
The downstep with the solution we use now is that it is pretty static,
which would've been avoided using a for loop
It looks like the following:
html-template:
[...]
updateComponents="ognl:updateComponents">
Te
Hi!
Here it is. To be called from the EventListener-Methods which get the
BrowserEvent as parameter.
public String getCallingElementId(BrowserEvent event) {
return (String) event.getTarget().get(BrowserEvent.TARGET_ATTR_ID);
}
Patrick
Please post your solution to the list. It
Nevermind, found it 2 minutes after hitting the send button :)
Patrick
Hi!
I scraped the for-loop in favor of a hardcoded list of components
which does the trick for our needs here. It would have been nicer the
way below (and much more flexible) but i could not find a working
solution for th
Hi!
I scraped the for-loop in favor of a hardcoded list of components which
does the trick for our needs here. It would have been nicer the way
below (and much more flexible) but i could not find a working solution
for the problem using this approach.
Now another question came up:
Using an Ev
Please post your solution to the list. It makes it much easier for
other folks to find it later.
--sam
On 11/21/06, Patrick Klein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Nevermind, found it 2 minutes after hitting the send button :)
Patrick
> Hi!
>
> I scraped the for-loop in favor of a hardcoded list of
