Hi,
or simply concatenate the two onclick events into one like...
onclick="alert('test');alert('test2');"
I think this is what was meant.
I thought there are problems with some browsers doing this, but I
just tried using Safari / Firefox and it works in both, so my
argument might not be valid...
Style merging would include parsing the old styles again, so you get
an exception when you try to set the same attributes to different
values (but merge for different attributes). This is a thing which is
better when it's done once for all attached modifiers...
An AttributeModifier also cannot change more than one attribute, a
thing which is bad for a JavaScriptEventModifier... what I want to be
able to do is writing something like:
js = new JavaScriptEventModifier();
js.setOnClick("alert('hi');");
js.setOnChange("alert('hi');");
component.add(js);
Same for style where I would like a class which allows setting the
attributes using method calls (like setPadding(0,0,0,0)) instead of
string semantics... btw: (unrelated to behaviours) I would also like
to offer some classes/methods for creating component related
javascript (like getJsCodeForGettingValue(someComponent)).
Regards,
Ralf
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