you do a request to the server where the onClick is handled
But you dont send anything to the browser? Even if the browser does expect data?
I guess it works in youre case because the page IS refreshed. But also jumped.
Because do you set somewhere are EmptyRequestTarget in the onClick?
johan
On 3/6/06, Ali Zaid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Hi;
I wanted to do something easy, which is I wanted to have a link that
do some action by overriding onClick, but after the action is done, I
don't want only to refresh the page I want it to jump to an Anchor in
the same page.
while this is easy, it involved hard code the anchor name in java
code, so what I did is:
@Override
protected String getURL() {
String url = "" + "#someWhereInThePage";
return url;
}
What I would suggest is to check the link href attribute, if the
attribute has something behind # then it should do the above in the
getURL of the super class, if the href has nothing or only #, it
should not, so simple but I guess it's more wicket sense than what I'm
doing now :)
Hope you like it.
P.S: Yah! Yah! Yah!
@Override
protected String getURL() {
BufferString url = "" BufferString(super.getURL());
url.append("#someWhereInThePage");
return url.toString();
}
:) just joking!
--
Regards, Ali
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