On Mar 4, 3:30 pm, Chris Lercher <[email protected]> wrote:
> If you're browsing this newsgroup via the web interface (http://
> groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit/browse_thread/thread/
> a393ba8235e414da/fa97b262f15e245d#fa97b262f15e245d), then try to click
> on the hyperlink called 'Options' (top right corner), and you'll see
> for yourself!
...and that's clearly an abuse of a <a> HTML element as it's more a
"button" than a "link"; but that's another debate.
@mariyan: use an HTML widget and markup your words (using e.g.
<span>Google</span>), then in your ClickHandler, you can query the
NativeEvent and from it the actual event's target. If the target
element's tag name is "span" (preferably case insensitive) then you
can look at its content or some attributes or... (if you need "custom
attributes", I suggest using the data-* prefix as "suggested" by
HTML5, e.g. <span data-word="google">Google</span> and then in your
code: elt.getAttribute("data-word"))
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