On Wed, 26 Jun 2013 14:51:29 -0300, D.R. <d.re...@googlemail.com> wrote:
whoops,
usually i declare my components in the page class, but in this project i
wanted to write less code. I've checked the docs about expansions and
this topic is now clear to me, thank you Thiago for your answer and your
hint.
:)
You was right, i don't get this error anymore, but it still don't work
properly:
.tml:
<t:jquery.jgrowl params="jgrowlparams" />
.java:
public JSONObject getJgrowlParams()
{
JSONObject retour = new JSONObject();
retour.put("position", "center");
retour.put("header", "Error");
retour.put("beforeClose", "function(e,m) {alert('About to close
this notification!');}");
return retour;
}
I guess you should use JSONLiteral when passing the function. Otherwise,
it'll be treated as an ordinary string. Please try this and let us know
the result.
A mostly unrelated hint: instead of passing a function inside a
JSONObject, why don't you create this function in some .js file and just
pass it directly? Something like function myBeforeClose() {...} in a .js
file and then retour.put("beforeClose", "myBeforeClose"). I haven't tested
it, but it may work. Either way, the less JS code you have in Java
classes, putting them on .js files instead, the better.
--
Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo
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