Wasn't aware you were trying to maintain the button feel. If using an action
link you would need to build your own buttons using css. I don't believe an
action link submits the form like the submit button does, there for if you
have no form inputs, a form wouldn't be neccessary. However if you wish to
use submit buttons, perhaps using the following would work. I have never
tried it in the grid, so not entirely sure it will solve your prob.
@OnEvent(value = EventConstants.SELECTED, component = "modify")
Object modifyJobPosting(JobPosting jobPosting) {
modifyJobPosting.setJobPosting(jobPosting);
return modifyJobPosting;
}
ModifyJobPosting.class
Class<?> onActivate(JobPosting jobPosting) {
if(jobPosting!= null) {
this.jobPosting= jobPosting;
} else {
return Index.class;
}
return null;
}
Object onPassivate() {
Object value = null;
if (jobPosting!= null) {
value = jobPosting.getId();
}
return value;
}
public void setJobPosting(JobPosting jobPosting) {
this.jobPosting= jobPosting;
}
hope this helps.
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