Actually, I tried that and was able to get that working to some extent, but I
actually managed to get it finally to work using AjaxObserveField. Previously
it didn't work when I tabbed out, and now it does. In the first case I had an
AjaxObserveField wrapping all of the textfields, but it did
In general you can always define an AjaxUpdateLink with an action binding and a
functionName and then assign that JS function to any handler as if it where any
other JS function (b/c it is) which will then fire the bound method in your app
and update whatever container you need.
tb
On Feb 26,
Greetings all,
OK, I have generally been successfully able to avoid using javascript directly
because of the wonders of WO and . . . um . . . Wonder. However, now I have an
issue that seems to scream out for an obvious answer.
I have a WOPopUpButton for the user to select a preferred phone num
Hi Mike,There are a number of things you can do. You can include the script in the head section of the page where you want to call it. You can include it in a page template. You can include your script as a WebServer resource and bind it to WOJavaScript (you can find this on the palette in WOBuilde
Hi, I'm trying to incorporate some _javascript_ into my webobjects file. Can anyone point me to a good tutorial for doing this?Thanks, Mike ___
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