I like the component idea - definitely a good idea. +1 for not using dojo if you use another way of not-intrusively attaching the handler (that's not too hard, but still something to consider)
regards, Martin On 10/9/06, Ernst Fastl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would also go for the submitOnEvent component since it seems to offer the most flexible and still easy to use solution. also +1 for not using Dojo. there are already enough components dpending on Dojo. On 10/9/06, Grant Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > On 10/9/06, Mario Ivankovits <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Bruno! > > > and would something like submitOnKeyPress (including enter) be more > > > general and with broader possibilities? > > Do you think about something which allows to configure which keyPress > > triggers the submit? > > How can such a configuration look like? > > > > 1) triggerKeys > > <s:submitOnKeyPress triggerKeys="#13,A,B,C" /> > > > > Where #xx means 'keycode'. > > > > > > 2) triggerCallback > > <s:submitOnKeyPress triggerCallback="anyUserMethod" /> > > > > Where anyUserMethod will be a user defined javascript function which has > > to be provided by the user > > > > I'd vote for method 2 as this is less complicated to code. > > > > > > To further "complicate" ;-) things we could also discuss if we further > > abstract the event - something like: > > > > <s:submitOnEvent event="keypress|change|focus|blur" /> > > > I think this component would definitely be worth while. +1 ! > > > Where the default event is "keypress" and for "triggerCallback" the > > default is a method which will trigger on "Enter" > > > > > > Ciao, > > Mario > > > > > > > > -- > Grant Smith >
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