Hi Bernd,
you were completey right. Folllowing peace of code works perfect:
<layout:page>
<jsp:body>
<tc:panel>
<f:facet name="popup">
<tc:popup width="640" height="480"
id="itemDetailPopup">
<tc:panel>
<tc:button
label="Cancel">
<tc:attribute
name="popupClose" value="immediate" />
</tc:button>
</tc:panel>
</tc:popup>
</f:facet>
<tc:panel>
<tc:sheet value="#{myController}"
id="sheet" columns="50px" var="item"
<tc:column label="action"
sortable="false" align="center">
<tc:panel>
<tc:link id="link1"
image="img/show.gif"
actionListener="#{doSomething}">
<f:param
name="value" value="#{myValue}" />
<tc:popupReference for=":page:itemDetailPopup" />
</tc:link>
<tc:link id="link2"
image="img/edit.gif" />
</tc:panel>
</tc:column>
</tc:sheet>
</tc:panel>
</jsp:body>
</layout:page>
Thank you!
Regards
Sebastian
sieppl wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I have read about the new way (and I think simple one) to open Popups from
> buttons, links etc. without using Actions or ActionListeners. Furtermore I
> have understood the purpose of the PopUpReferenceTag and how to use it.
> But I have still problems to write a clean code for opening popups from
> sheet columns.
> 1. Rendered attribute does not work anymore due to latest changes.
> 2. Putting a button or a link into the column and use a facet for the
> popup does not work from inside the sheet row. The same code works fine
> when the button is placed anywhere outside the sheet column.
> 3. Placing a hidden button with popup anywere on the form and call it via
> a reference tag is very dirty.
>
> Could anyone give me a hint or a piece of clean and working code? We need
> that popups all over our pages. :)
>
> Regards
>
> Sebastian
>
> PS: Keep up the good work on Tobago!
>
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