nope, just an A. if ou need a something that when you click on it it brings
you on another page, A is the thin you're searching for, not a button.
On Monday, September 29, 2014 10:59:46 PM UTC+2, Bernhard Radermacher wrote:
>
> Would that be just enclosing the button with <a>?
>
> On Monday, September 29, 2014 6:35:15 AM UTC-7, Niphlod wrote:
>>
>> we did a pretty heavy job to discard any inline javascript .... this goes
>> exactly in the opposite way. What are you seeking in functionality ? It
>> seems that your *button *is better suited with a normal *a*
>>
>>
>> On Sunday, September 28, 2014 10:37:33 PM UTC+2, Bernhard Radermacher
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> I was always a bit disappointed with the features, or rather
>>> non-features of the html button, basically that all functionality has to be
>>> programmed by hand.
>>>
>>> I created a small class (and patched it into gluon.html) to make a
>>> button and the respective JQuery script automatically. At this time the
>>> button just works as a link to a page.
>>>
>>> Would like to discuss if something like this makes sense, if it would
>>> make more sense to add to the standard by expanding gloun.html.BUTTON to
>>> accept 'href' and behave accordingly...
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> class linkBUTTON(DIV):
>>> """
>>> Pseudo Component to automatically generate JavaScript to execute on
>>> click
>>> """
>>>
>>> tag = 'linkbutton'
>>>
>>> def xml(self):
>>> """
>>> get attributes to generate the BUTTON, override _type to 'button'
>>> if href is defined, create the respective JavaScript
>>> """
>>> href = None
>>> attr = {}
>>> for key, value in self.attributes.iteritems():
>>> if key == 'href':
>>> href = value
>>> continue
>>> if key[:1] != '_':
>>> continue
>>> attr[key] = value
>>>
>>> attr['_id'] = uuid4()
>>> attr['_type'] = 'button'
>>>
>>> result = BUTTON(self.components, **attr).xml()
>>> if href:
>>> result += '\n' +
>>> SCRIPT("$('#%s').click(function(){window.location.assign('%s');});" %
>>> (attr['_id'], href)).xml()
>>>
>>> return result
>>>
>>
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