Jesse Kuhnert a écrit :
Just add a BrowserEvent parameter to your method and it will be
automatically populated for you. Once added you should be able to do
something along the lines of this to figure out which component fired
the event (maybe I should enhance this part to provide a more direct
route):
void someButtonClicked(IRequestCycle cycle, BrowserEvent event)
{
String componentClientId = (String)event.getTarget().get("id");
}
Just to say that it is a pleasure to read the Tapestry mailing list.
When a problem is showed, shure in some time later a nice Tapestry
solution is given.
Tapestry looks like a really great WebApp Framework.
Cyrille
On 12/20/06, Peter Beshai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would like to have multiple targets hooked into a single
EventListener,
but I cannot figure out how to distinguish which component fired the
event
within the listener itself.
For example, if I have an event listener:
@EventListener(targets = {"button1","button2","button3","button4"},
events=
"onclick")
*public* *void* someButtonClicked(IRequestCycle cycle)
{
...
}
and I need to pass the id of the component that fired off the event
listener
to another function within the listener. Is there anyway to do this
without
having to give each button an event listener and having those event
listeners all call another function with the component's ID as an
argument?
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Peter Beshai - Using Tapestry 4.1.1
Pure Mathematics Student
University of Waterloo
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