Are you binding your EventListener to the form in question? If you do that
your input value will be set for you before your listener is invoked.
Regarding question number 2, you can do this many ways of course...The
easiest may be to just use the disabled="true|false" that these components
should
Hi there Jesse. Let me post some examples :
There's a form, with some fields (let's say an invoce form). All
fields are marked as read only but the invoice number.
User enters the invoice number and hits TAB
There's an onchange listener for that component, the listener is
called (so far is every
To answer number 1, I'm not sure...I guess that depends on what you are
trying to send. Since this isn't a direct component used it is harder to
find a good way to provide DirectLink parameters to the listener. If you
have a specific example in mind I can be more helpful.
For number 2, is this so
Hello there! I've seen examples (and tried it, really cool, I'm still
amazed, and all my co-workers with your job Jesse) using the
EventListener. I'd like to know if it is possible to send some values
to the listener? Also, is there a way, maybe a callback or something,
to interact within it? I me
