Yes, I solve my issue using OnEvent using this post:
http://tapestry.1045711.n5.nabble.com/ck-OnEvent-with-Context-td2433888.html
looks like chenille kit doesnt handle context values very well.
but the problem with the solution offered in the above post is that the code
tries to get the context
> void beginRender(MarkupWriter writer) {
> writer.element("t:select",
> "t:id", getClientId(),
> "model", model,
> "value", value);
>
> resources.renderInformalParameters(writer);
If you see my previous post, I have included my own context value..
context="program.id"
Using firebug I see that the post for the onChange event looks like this -
http://localhost:8080/fcc/programs.inplaceselect:internalevent/9007
9007 is program.id...but that doesnt get passed into the eve
Just a guess, but change your tml to have a context along with changing the
event handler.
t:mixins="ck/OnEvent" t:event="change" t:context="contextyoumakeup"
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ok, i tried the mixin ... i am not receiving the context parameter in the
onEvent handler...
I checked the chenillekit's onEvent documentation and they say:
"The context for the link (optional parameter). This list of values will be
converted into strings and included in the URI. The strings wi
thanks for your response.
Yes, I saw some examples using onEvent mixins...but my use case is that i
have to generate this select control for every row in a table/grid. So if I
use this mixin, will it be able to get back the particular row id for which
the onChange event occured, or just the val
Just use the chenillekit onevent mixin. Unfortunately it'll only pass the
selected value as a string. So you'd have to translate the string back into
your object.
@OnEvent(component = "TheSelect", value = "change")
void onSelected(String value)
{
}
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