Hello, I'm using a flex table with some Label widgets and an Anchor widget When i select a row (when i click on a label), the table has a click handler so, a ClickEvent is fired. and every time a cell is clicked i need to call a method (let's say "onRowSelected(...), witch always needs to be called when the cell is clicked) Problem: if i add an Anchor element, with it's own handler (associated action) it will fire both the onRowSelected method, and the action given to the Anchor handler. In this case, i dont want to fire the cell clicked event. Also, i can't set the width of the anchor to be the same with the cell (in that case, i could just do nothing if the cell contains an Anchor) So it's there a way to cancel the cell clicked event, if the element already has a handler ?
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