I’ve got at table that consists of a column with links (t:commandlink).
When I click on one of this links, I would like to change the appearance
of this link. What happens when I click the link is that another table is
rendered and shown in the page. What I want is that when this table is shown,
the link should be shown as active, and not be clickable. My code is connected
to a CSS. Is it possible to connect a style to the bean?
My code is like this:
<t:dataTable var="rader" newspaperColumns="5"
value="#{tabnavigering.categoryList}" id="kategorilisten">
<f:facet
name="spacer">
<f:verbatim> </f:verbatim>
</f:facet>
<h:column id="kategorikolonne">
<t:commandLink styleClass="category" id="kategorilink"
action="#{tabnavigering.velgKategori}" >
<h:outputText value="#{rader.categoryName}" id="kategorinavn"/>
<f:param value="#{rader.categoryName}" name="kategorinavn"/>
<f:param value="#{rader.categoryId}" name="kategoriid"/>
</t:commandLink>
</h:column>
</t:dataTable>
I’ve tried to change the styleClass=”category” to “#{tabnavigering.linkstyle}”
and have a public String getLinkstyle() method and change the value of the
style in the action method before I called the getLinkstyle method, but I
couldn’t get it to work.
The code of the action method is like this:
public String velgKategori(){
kategoriid = Long.parseLong(getFacesParamValue("kategoriid"));
kategorinavn=getFacesParamValue("kategorinavn");
super.setnoticeSelection(kategoriid);
return "";
}
I’ve seen that the t:commandlink has an attribute called disabledstyle.
Could that be used for this purpose?
