Jose/Ian,
Thank you both for your help. This gives me a real indication of TG's
flexibility. Because I'm a control freak, I took Ian's idea and a
couple experiments of mine and ran with it. What I've come up with is
a JSON-delivered code string that gets executed as the callback.
function execCallBack(result) {
eval (result['execfn']);
}
And I just place the "onchange" function into the widget definition. I
like it because it allows me to do everything I need to right from
Python and, if I play my cards right, could make highly reusable stuff.
I don't like it because initially debugging stuff that gets executed
by javascript eval() functions is even less friendly than normal.
-DS
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