I think you can do something like this on your .tml file
1. <divclass="btn-group">
2. <aclass="btn dropdown-toggle"data-toggle="dropdown"href="#">
3. Action
4. <spanclass="caret"></span>
5. </a>
6. <ulclass="dropdown-menu">
7. <li><a href="#" t:type="actionLink" t:id="doAction1">Do Action1</a></li>
8. <li><a href="#" t:type="actionLink" t:id="doAction2">Do
Action2</a></li>
9. </ul>
10. </div>
And then then in your class file is just:
public void onActionFromDoAction1(){
//do stuff
}
public void onActionFromDoAction2(){
//do stuff
}
On Monday, 03 September, 2012 04:43 PM, indiancomet wrote:
Ok. My bad. There is a direct correlation with the select component. I am
tryping to make it appear like
http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/components.html#buttonDropdowns.
Is that possible?
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