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Hello Alexander;
Indeed I can not use the target attribute of the WOForm as indeed this
form is a multi-submit form (an dmost possible action have to return
within the same window).
Still I guess the proposal to just include a javascript on the page at
whatever location would work. I'll try that and will comment when I
have done it.
If I understand what you're proposing properly, I just have to include
in the html of the component a Javascript which can contain some code
using a WOACtionURL to open the window ... Something like :
<wo:if condition="$DetailPanelShouldDispaly">
< script type="text/javascript">
window.open("<webobject name="MyActionURL" />", "_blank",
menubar
=
no
,toolbar
=no,status=no,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes,height=300,width=300);
</script>
</wo:if>
This would be executed as soon as the browser reads it ?
Thanks for the tip;
Serge.
Le 4 mai 08 à 18:08, Alexander Spohr a écrit :
Am 04.05.2008 um 02:30 schrieb Serge Cohen:
Now, I'd like to have a button in the form, which when clicked
would create an extra window with a detailed list of the SELECTED
object of class A.
form: WOForm {
action = yourAction;
target = "newNiceLittleWindow";
}
To me this should be a button ("detail of selected"), so that I
have a chance to get the current state of the selection.
Furthermore the corresponding method should return "null" (so that
the content of the window does not change).
No, do not return null but the content of the new detail-page. This
will just be displayed in your newNiceLittleWindow;
Now I also want another (new) window to open up; to achieve that my
idea was to add to the BODY onload action a small call to
"window.open(someURL, "_blank", "...")" calling a method that would
return the detail of the selected object. I guess I have to use
WOActionURL to generate the URL used by window.open ... ?
Don’t do that. That would always be called. Then you’d have to add a
WOConditional for the body-tag and the horror begins :)
A last question, which indeed is more HTML related : Indeed I'm
using a wrapper component for having a consistent layout over all
the pages of the application. This makes it complicated for me to
add on demand a "onload" javascript to the BODY element... Is there
a more convenient place I can place that one ?
Dont use onLoad. Just put the JavaScipt where (your enclosed
WOComponent-page) it is needed, and it will run when the Browser
parses it.
atze
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