How to trigger server-side method when user clicks on a Table Row

[duncan787]

I am implementing a DataView using an HTML Table and I need to allow the user to select a row in the table to tell the Server Side which row they selected.  I could implement this by using AjaxFallbackLink, but this would only link the text in the row, the user needs to be able to click anywhere in the row, so I need the ability to detect when the user clicks anywhere in the row, like an onclick event on the

[Maris Orbidans]

Is it possible to submit a form from javascript ?



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[James Carman]

Have you tried "attaching" your AjaxFallbackLink to your <tr> elements?

On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 6:27 AM, duncan787 <[hidden email]> wrote:

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> I am implementing a DataView using an HTML Table and I need to allow the
> user
> to select a row in the table to tell the Server Side which row they
> selected.  I could implement this by using AjaxFallbackLink, but this would
> only link the text in the row, the user needs to be able to click anywhere
> in the row, so I need the ability to detect when the user clicks anywhere
> in
> the row, like an onclick event on the <TR> element (or the <TD> elements).
> Is there a way to tell the server side when this happens?  Here is my
> markup
> and I'm implementing DataView:
>
>                <div wicket:id="projectListDataViewContainer">
>                        <table>
>                            <tr wicket:id="siteProjectList">
>                                <td> </td>
>                                <td class="projectDesc"></td>
>                            </tr>
>                        </table>
>                </div>
>
> Thank you
> duncan787
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Simple javascript:

var theForm = document.getElementById("formId");

theForm.submit();

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Its already "attached" to the DataView, see the relevant/simplified Java code added below.  Would it best practice be to assign a WebMarkupContainer to the

On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 8:25 AM, duncan787 <[hidden email]> wrote:

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> Its already "attached" to the DataView, see the relevant/simplified Java
> code
> added below.  Would it best practice be to assign a WebMarkupContainer to
> the <TR> element and add both an AjaxFallbackLink and a DataView to the
> container?
>
>    DataView<SiteProject> projectListDataView =
>        new DataView<SiteProject>("siteProjectList", getDataProvider(), 100)
>    {
>        @Override
>        protected void populateItem(final Item<SiteProject> item)
>        {
>            SiteProject siteProject = item.getModelObject();
>            item.add(new Label("ProjectDesc",
> siteProject.getProjectDesc()));
>        }
>    };
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Nowhere in that code do you attach any ajax behavior that I see.

All you need is this (in your populate item method):

item.add(new AjaxEventBehavior("onclick") { ... onEvent(AjaxRequestTarget
target) { /* do something here */ } });

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Did you mean AJAX submit (as your subject implied)?  Have you tried
AjaxFormSubmitBehavior?

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