-----Original Message-----
From: Roland Seiler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Posted At: Tuesday, October 31, 2006 4:35 PM
Posted To: Cocoon User List
Conversation: How to detect which row in the table was klicked?
Subject: How to detect which row in the table was klicked?Hi all
I am a beginner in Cocoon and I try to do the following:
I have a search form which presents some results in a table. When i press a row in the table,
a detail page appears.Actually i do something like this:
flow:
// do search...
var trxList = ...// show result form
form.showForm("activityFollowup.form", {trxList:trxList});// get the selected row
var id = form.submitId;// and display the detail page
form.showForm("transactionDetail.form", {trx:trxList[id]});
In the form definition I create the table like this:
<jx:set var="counter" value="#{0}"/>
<table id="resultTable" width="100%" border="0" cellspacing="0">
<jx:forEach var="item" items="${trxList}">
<jx:set var="counter" value="#{1 + $counter}"/><tr>
<td>
// represent the text as submit link to go back in the flow
<input class="submitLink" type="submit" id="${counter}" value="${item.trxDate} />
</td>
.
.
.
</tr>
</jx:forEach>
</table>Back in the flowscript, unfortunately the submitId is null. How can I detect
on which row the user klicked?
Regards,
Roland Seiler
Title: How to detect which row in the table was klicked?
Hi
Roland,
I
think that for the submitId to work, you need to define the submit widget in
your model. Since you're iterating throught flowscript, can you just use your
request object to fetch the id or name of your submit
button?
Try
adding the name parameter to your submit type like:
<input class="submitLink" type="submit" id="${counter}"
name="submitbutton" value="${item.trxDate} />
Now
from your flowscript you can get the value of the submit button by using the
request object like:
var
button_value = cocoon.request.get("submitbutton");
Kind
regards,
Jeroen
Reijn
Hippo
- RE: How to detect which row in the table was klicked? Jeroen Reijn
- RE: How to detect which row in the table was klicked? Roland Seiler
