Hi Rok,
It should be the field name as defined in ad_field. This because maybe later we 
will have non-db fields also.

HQL should use entity names, so I am not sure what example/tablename you are 
refering to.

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On 09/23/2011 12:00 PM, Rok Lenardic wrote:
Hey Martin,

love it, especially the ActionHandler which seems real easy to write.

One question:

    An OnChange function is registered through the OB.OnChangeRegistry.register 
method. It expects 4 parameters:

          o tab id
          o *field: the name of the field for which the onchange is registered*
          o callback function: the onchange function itself
          o id: can be used to overwrite an existing OnChange function 
registered using the same id

    An example of a registration:

    OB.OnChangeRegistry.register('FF8081813290114F0132901EB0A2001A','*value*',

         OBEXAPP.OnChangeFunctions.Note_Value,'OBEXAPP_Value');


What does the field name correspond to? DB Column name or DAL name?

On another subject, how come the HQL uses table name and not entity name to 
reference entities?

Great job! I will include this in the AD as soon as it is fully released...

Cheers
ROk

On Fri, Sep 23, 2011 at 6:39 AM, Martin Taal <martin.t...@openbravo.com 
<mailto:martin.t...@openbravo.com>> wrote:

    Hi,
    I pushed a change to pi which makes it possible to define client side 
callouts (or OnChange) functions. They
    correspond to the classic callout concept with as main difference that the 
function is implemented in javascript.
    The main benefit is simplicity and performance, as callouts/onchange 
functions can be executed completely in the
    client. The new callouts/onchange function still allows you to do server 
side calls if needed.

    The new concept is described in this howto:
    
http://wiki.openbravo.com/wiki/How_to_create_client_side_callout_onchange_function

    The goal is to deliver this with MP4.

    As the new callouts make it possible to access the client side code 
directly I also expanded the documentation on
    the client side object/class structure:
    
http://wiki.openbravo.com/wiki/Client_Side_Development_and_API#Openbravo_Window_Components

    The changes for this functionality are tracked through this issue:
    https://issues.openbravo.com/view.php?id=18588

    Let me know if you have any comments/feedback.

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    With Regards, Martin Taal

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