links, in which case I could perhaps add the target attribute.
Thanks for your help,
Jeremie
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RepeatingView or ListView to make my options
links, in which case I could perhaps add the target attribute.
Thanks for your help,
Jeremie
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,
Jeremie
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To: Jeremie
Subject: Re: Wicket: DropDownChoice onChange open response page in right
frame
Hi Jeremie,
You can use javascript:
target.appendJavascript(top.frames['myframename'].location=' +
urlFor(TraineeView.class
, is this JS code supposed to work? I add this
code inside LeftFrame.java/.html, and I want to reference the html of
BodyFrame.
Thanks again,
Jeremie
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In fact, pageURL returns nothing.
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