Just a small comment on this and a quick way to make it more elegant -
make it generate
href="yourlink/parameter1/parameter2" onclick="rpcFunction(this.href);retrurn
false"
On 5/8/07, Alexandru Dragomir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The parameters should be in the "urlFromClass" above.
So you could have it like this :
public String getUrlFromClass() {
return resources.createActionLink
("rpcTrigger",false,"jsmith").toString();
}
In my workspace i made a dirty ajax version of actionLink which generates
as href attribute this :
href="javascript:rpcFunction('yourlink/parameter1/parameter2')"
instead of
href="yourlink/parameter1/parameter2"
So , the parameters should be passed in the same way you do it for
ActionLink component(and you have 2 options : use the actionLink
component
or build the link in your class as shown above). The only difference is
that
there is a javascript function that does the request.
Alex
On 5/8/07, bjornharvold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Alexandru,
>
> How could you add runtime parameters to this Ajax call? e.g. you want to
> call isUsernameAvailable with parameter "jsmith"?
>
> Thanks
> bjorn
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