On Mar 4, 10:38 am, Thomas Broyer <[email protected]> wrote:
> @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"))
Or, to avoid querying the source of the event,
HorizontalPanel panel = new HorizontalPanel();
InlineLabel red = new InlineLabel("red");
InlineLabel green = new InlineLabel("green");
InlinLabel blue = new InlineLabel("blue");
red.addClickHandler(...);
blue.addClickHandler(...);
panel.add(red);
panel.add(green);
panel.add(blue);
Eric
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