I think this (passing a JavaScript parameter from the server side) is not
recommended anyway. Create this function in some .js file which you
include in your page or component then pass options.put("start", new
JSONLiteral("nameOfTheFunction"));
On Thu, 20 Mar 2014 10:15:05 -0300, john c <john998...@yahoo.com> wrote:
With <t:jquery.Draggable /> you can specify the JSONObject params like
so: t:params="params"
In Java I have code like this (snippet):
public JSONObject getParams() {
JSONObject options = new JSONObject();
......
......
options.put("start", "function() {$(this).hide();}");
return options;
}
This "start" option does not seem to work as a String. I have tried
JSONLiteral but it failed also. I got a Ajax error, something like
Communication with the server failed, null.
I also tried in the tml -- t:params="literal:{start: function()
{$(this).hide();}}"
But it does not work. In both cases above I tried with arguments:
function(event, ui) {}, but it did not work.
How can I declare this function ??
Thanks.
Reply, Re
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