SHtml has a few a() methods for defining javascript calls:
def a(func: () => JsCmd, body: NodeSeq, attrs: (String, String)*):
Elem = {
def a(body: NodeSeq, cmd: JsCmd, attrs: (String, String)*): Elem =
def a(body: NodeSeq, attrs: (String, String)*)(func: => JsCmd): Elem
=
These do entirely different things as far as I can tell, so the naming
and docs should be clearer I think. The first I think binds a scala
function and executes it on the server on click. The second runs a
client side javascript function on click (right?).
I found this pretty confusing, especially since the parameter order is
different and there is such a subtle difference in the signature (at
least to a Scala newbie.) Thought that might be helpful...
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