For normal command-button usage, the current html page is submitted and
*completely* replaced by a new HTML page. So it makes no sense to talk
about running javascript "after" the action.
Are you perhaps using these command-buttons within an AJAX pane, and
want some javascript to execute after the AJAX request that the button
triggers has completed?
drizzo schrieb:
>
> but onClick event is triggered after the action tag or before?
>
> If is before, there is a way to excute a scritp after the action?
>
>
>
> Anton Gavazuk wrote:
>> Of course use onClick attribute.
>>
>> 2009/3/26 drizzo <danilo.ri...@accenture.com>
>>
>>> Hi everybody,
>>>
>>> i have this code:
>>>
>>> <tr:commandButton id="responseButton"
>>> action="#{responseMgdBean.rResponse}"
>>> icon="/images/ico_#{responseButton.behaviour}.gif"
>>> binding="#{dealCalculatorMgdBean.buttonAccepted}"
>>> text="#{responseButton.label} "
>>> rendered="#{responseButton.visible}"
>>> shortDesc="#{responseButton.responseValue}"
>>> blocking="true">
>>> <tr:setActionListener
>>> from="#{responseButton.responseValue}"
>>> to="#{responseMgdBean.responseValue}" />
>>> <tr:setActionListener from="#{responseButton.behaviour}"
>>> to="#{responseMgdBean.behaviour}" />
>>> <tr:setActionListener
>>> from="#{dealCalculatorMgdBean.dealVariantIds}"
>>> to="#{responseMgdBean.selectedVariantIds}" />
>>> </tr:commandButton>
>>>
>>> now I should run a js code before or after to execute the action.
>>> Which the best solution to do this?
>>> Is it possible use the onClick attribute?
>>>
>>> Please can you help me?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>>
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