with a bit of javascript: this.options[this.selectedIndex] which you
then append to the generated url.
-igor
On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 2:55 PM, yxd0018 <ying_d...@ml.com> wrote:
>
> Thanks for your code. Appreciate a little more help. How do I get the
> highlighted object from palette? I have this
> List<ScenarioDefinition> choiceList = getAllScenarios();
> List<ScenarioDefinition> selectedChoice =
> scenarioService.getScenarioByReportId( );
> this.palette = new Palette<Serializable>( "palette", new Model(
> (Serializable)selectedChoice )
> , new Model( (Serializable)choiceList ), renderer, 10, false
> ) ;
> In Method onEvent(), however getParent().getDefaultModelObject() throw
> exception.
>
>
> add(new palette(.....) {
> protected component newchoicescomponent() {
> component choices=super.newchoicescomponent();
> choices.add(new ajaxeventbehavior("click") {
> protected void onevent(ajaxrequettarget t) {
> // do whatever you need
> }});}});
>
> -igor
>
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