I recommend having doing something like this:
<tr ><td><webobject name="WOHyperlink1"></webobject>
or
<tr ><td><webobject name="WOHyperlink1"></webobject>
Where WOHyperlink1's action is bound to editLink. If you use the latter, watch out for textnodes (aka white-space). Whichever one you use, you'll probably want to make the onclick a little more robust, but these should point you in the right direction.
The other option, I think, might be to use WOGenericContainer for the <tr> tag, binding invokeAction to editLink and onclick to a method that returns "window.location='" + context().componentActionUrl() + "'", but I have never tried this.
Alex Johnson
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On Jan 11, 2006, at 5:59 PM, Dave Elsner wrote:
Hi,
Does any one have an easy solution to place a _javascript_ onClick of a table row thats in a WORepeition
the Action i need to call is:
public WOComponent editLink()
{
editFlag = true;
myDisplayGroup.selectObject(aItem);
return this.context().page();
}
I tried adding:
public String onClickLocation()
{
return "document.location='<WEBOBJECT NAME=WOActionURL1></WEBOBJECT>';";
}
WOActionURL1: WOActionURL {
action = "">
}
and setting onClick to that but that doesn't replace WOActionURL1 with the real url.
I also tried adding a _javascript_ function using the WOActionURL1 which calls editLink() okay but it then has no idea of where the current repeition is up to and I get aItem = null;
I have got it to work using a DA but would like a more light weight solution that can be easily reused.
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