log('onChange');
var v = URLEncoder.encode(this.theSelect.value);
log(v);
var url = this.url.replace(this.urlReplace,v);
var _this = this;
Tapestry.ajaxRequest(url);
}
});
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Hi Thiago,
Using this approach, if I was to invoke this ajax URL I'd have to
process the zone response myself manually. What I'd like to be able to
do is update the context or params on an event link so that when the
clicks on it the response and corresponding zone update is automatically
taken c
On Mon, 28 Mar 2011 19:10:00 -0300, Joel Halbert
wrote:
I need a way of submitting the dynamic content back to the server as
part of an ajax request I'm not clear how I would be able to do this in
the manner you suggest.
Define an event name, @Inject ComponentResources and use its
createEve
Hi Mark,
I need a way of submitting the dynamic content back to the server as
part of an ajax request I'm not clear how I would be able to do this in
the manner you suggest.
- Joel
On Mon, 2011-03-28 at 15:43 -0500, Mark wrote:
> Normally the context is going to be used to figure out the state
Normally the context is going to be used to figure out the state when
the link was rendered. This is particularly useful in a loop were you
need to figure out which eventlink was actually clicked. It sounds
like you want to make the eventlink do different things based on some
type of ajax event o
Hi,
I have a typical ajax event link e.g.
I want to be able to update the context on the clientside using
javascript, dynamically.
(or alternatively attach a request parameter and have this submitted
with the link).
What's the easiest way to accomplish this?
I can modify the link to change t
