Hi
I have a feeling like this is so simple and I'm missing something
really obvious. I have a question on the recommended approach for a
specific scenario:
An HTML button showing a JS popup rendered via Ajax. Here is specific example:
On Fri, 14 Jan 2011 14:27:12 -0200, Adam Zimowski zimowsk...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi
Hi!
My question is, how should I approach this? Currently, the price
button invokes a JS call. So how can I call actionlink URL from a
JavaScript?
Every event (ActionLink triggers events) has an URL. To get
My first thought would be to include the action link in the page somewhere,
but set its style to display: none.
Then your JavaScript can do something like
document.location.href = document.getElementById('myActionLink').href;
In the past I've done something similar to trigger a zone update from
Thanks Thiago! I'll take a look at these examples.
@Michael - how clever !! This may be just the shortcut I needed.
Adam
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 10:40 AM, Michael Taylor miketay...@google.com wrote:
My first thought would be to include the action link in the page somewhere,
but set its style
The alternative to hiding a link on the page (if you want a better
separation of logic) is to pass a JSonObject with your data directly
to the JavaScript method. This way if you need to you can easily pass
additional data to the client for processing.
So at the top of your class
@Import(library =
