Thanks Bob!
I am using stateful pages, so I appreciate the warning about 2.3.0. I'll
make sure I keep that in mind going forward.
I'm afraid I don't quite understand what you're suggesting about adding the
inner panel to the outer panel :-( . I created a simplified version of my
problem:
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SamplePage.java (the main page that contains the outer TabbedPanel
containing Tab 1 and Tab 2:
public class SamplePage extends Page {
private TabbedPanel tabbedPanel = new TabbedPanel("tabbedPanel");
private Tab1Panel tab1Panel;
private Tab2Panel tab2Panel;
public SamplePage() {
setStateful(true);
tab1Panel = new Tab1Panel("tab1Panel", "Tab 1");
tab2Panel = new Tab2Panel("tab2Panel", "Tab 2");
tabbedPanel.add(tab1Panel);
tabbedPanel.add(tab2Panel);
addControl(tabbedPanel);
}
}
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Sample.htm:
<html>
<head>
$headElements
</head>
<body>
$tabbedPanel
$jsElements
</body>
</html>
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Tab1Panel.java (The first tab of the outer TabbedPanel that contains it's
own TabbedPanel containing Tab 3 and Tab 4):
public class Tab1Panel extends Panel {
private TabbedPanel tab1TabbedPanel = new
TabbedPanel("tab1TabbedPanel");
private Tab3Panel tab3Panel;
private Tab4Panel tab4Panel;
public Tab1Panel(String name, String label) {
super(name, "/sample/Tab1Panel.htm");
setLabel(label);
tab3Panel = new Tab3Panel("tab3Panel", "Tab 3");
tab4Panel = new Tab4Panel("tab4Panel", "Tab 4");
tab1TabbedPanel.add(tab3Panel);
tab1TabbedPanel.add(tab4Panel);
add(tab1TabbedPanel);
}
}
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Tab1Panel.htm:
$tab1TabbedPanel
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Tab2Panel.htm (The second tab of the outer TabbedPanel, just contains a
Submit button with a print statement):
public class Tab2Panel extends Panel {
Form form = new Form("form");
Submit theButton = new Submit("theButton", "Click Me", this,
"onClickTheButton");
public Tab2Panel(String name, String label) {
super(name, "/sample/Tab2Panel.htm");
setLabel(label);
form.add(theButton);
add(form);
}
public boolean onClickTheButton() {
System.out.println("The button in Tab 2 was clicked");
return true;
}
}
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Tab2Panel.htm:
$form
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Tab3Panel.java (The first tab of the inner TabbedPanel, contains a Submit
button with a print statement):
public class Tab3Panel extends Panel {
Form form = new Form("form");
Submit theButton = new Submit("theButton", "Click Me", this,
"onClickTheButton");
public Tab3Panel(String name, String label) {
super(name, "/sample/Tab3Panel.htm");
setLabel(label);
form.add(theButton);
add(form);
}
public boolean onClickTheButton() {
System.out.println("The button in Tab 3 was clicked");
return true;
}
}
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Tab3Panel.htm:
$form
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Tab4Panel.java (The second tab of the inner TabbedPanel, just contains a
Submit button with a print statement):
public class Tab4Panel extends Panel {
Form form = new Form("form");
Submit theButton = new Submit("theButton", "Click Me", this,
"onClickTheButton");
public Tab4Panel(String name, String label) {
super(name, "/sample/Tab4Panel.htm");
setLabel(label);
form.add(theButton);
add(form);
}
public boolean onClickTheButton() {
System.out.println("The button in Tab 4 was clicked");
return true;
}
}
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Tab4Panel.htm:
$form
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Below is an image of what these TabbedPanels look like initially:
http://click.1134972.n2.nabble.com/file/n6028187/tabbedPanelSample.jpg
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In Click 2.1.0, this works perfectly. I can click Tab 4 and the Tab4Panel
is displayed. However, if I run this same sample using Click 2.2.0, when I
click Tab 4 nothing happens.
If I get a reference to the inner TabbedPanel, "tab1TabbedPanel", from
Tab1Panel and use addControl to add it to SamplePage, I can get
functionality back in the tabs ... but unfortunately when I click the Submit
buttons in the individual Panels, the "onClickTheButton" method is called
twice. So, this workaround isn't quite right.
Based on my sample code, I was hoping that you could tell me if I had made a
huge error somewhere that is causing my problems, or if perhaps there is a
workaround I could use with Click 2.2.0 to restore the correct functionality
I was seeing in Click 2.1.0.
Thanks again!
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