Try
        <t:eventlink t:event="click" style="text-decoration: none">
                <input type="button" value="Click"/>
        </t:eventlink>
with
        Object onClick() {
                return _page2;
        }
Geoff

On 04/07/2008, at 11:46 PM, Rene A wrote:


Hi Serge,

i tried what you suggested, it works fine with FireFox 2.0. But when i try
it on IE 7.06, it doesn't work !

Have you any idea why ?

Best regards

Rene


SergeEby wrote:

Hi,

Try this:

in your template:

.....
        <t:eventlink t:id="button1">
                <input type="button"
                        value="Click" />
        </t:eventlink>
...

and your Java class:

public class MyPage {

@Component(parameters = {"event=clickButton1"})
   private EventLink button1;


// Your event handler
// You can also use annotations
   void onClickButton1() {
             ....
   }

}


/Serge


Rene A wrote:

Hi all,

I'm converting my application from T4 to T5. In T4, i was able to write
:
<input id="button1" jwcid="@DirectLink" listener="listener:clickButton1" renderer = "ognl :@org .apache [EMAIL PROTECTED]">Click</ input>
and it would render a nice button that would call my listener when
selected.

In T5, I'm trying to wrap a t:eventlink with a button.  But with no
success.

Is it possible to render a button, similar to a PageLink but with
eventLink in T5?






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