For clarity, you could ask your component for it's markup id when it
is rendering like this: textField.getMarkupId();
So, it could look like this:
PopupSettings popupSettings = new
PopupSettings(PageMap.forName("popuppagemap")).setHeight(
500).setWidth(500);
PageParameters p = new PageParameters("targetId", textField.getMarkupId());
add(new BookmarkablePageLink("popupLink", MyPopup.class,
p).setPopupSettings(popupSettings));
And then your popup has:
public MyPopup(PageParameters p) {
String targetId = p.getString("targetId");
...
etc.
Or... instead of a bookmarkable page you could use:
final String targetId = textField.getMarkupId();
add(new Link("popupLink"){
onClick() {
setResponsePage(new MyPopup(targetId));
}
}.setPopupSettings(popupSettings));
and have
public MyPopup(String targetId) {
...
Hope this helps,
Eelco
On 7/24/06, Igor Vaynberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> you have to do this using javascript.
>
> call setoutputmarkupid(true) on the textfield and pass this id into the
> popup page, then have the popup page output this javascript when you want to
> set the value:
>
> window.opener.document.getElementById (id).value='foo';
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