clicked.
-- Karl
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VaynbergSent: Tuesday, October 17, 2006 4:53 PMTo:
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erm, the problem is the url - if the page is not bookmarkable you
cannot create
7, 2006 7:23
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this has nothing to do with popup settings. if you have a
bookmarkable page - which looks like you do because you are using that
urlfor variant you must provide either the
see
anything quite as simple as urlFor(...) that takes a reference to a
Page.
-- Karl
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VaynbergSent: Tuesday, October 17, 2006 7:23 AMTo:
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this
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this has nothing to do with popup settings. if you have a
bookmarkable page - which looks like you do
simple as urlFor(...) that takes a reference to a
Page.
-- Karl
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this has nothing to do with popu
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VaynbergSent: Monday, October 16, 2006 9:16 PMTo:
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you are kinda abusing popup settings class, its not meant to generate
_javascript_ for that usecase. the problem is that "return f
n abusing
PopupSettings like this, perhaps?
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Karl
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you are kinda abusing popup setting
you are kinda abusing popup settings class, its not meant to generate _javascript_ for that usecase. the problem is that "return false;" in the js it generates which is mean to abort he current click event.
you def dont need ajax to do this, try whats belowprivate static class DoubleClickEditorBeha
Hello
all,
What I'm trying to
do is have a Label that I can double click to open a popup window. I don't
really care if it's Ajax or static _javascript_, I just need it to work.
However, Ajax seemed easiest so I've added the following Ajax behavior to a
Label:
<<
private static class
