Chapter 4: Controlling Components"
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Revision as of 08:36, 11 January 2013
ZK's Components are not just only for constructing user interface, we even can control them. In this chapter, we continue to use the last chapter's example but we remove 3 item's hyper links in the sidebar and replace them with redirecting action. To achieve this, we should write codes in Java for each item to response a user's clicking and redirect the user to an external site.
Control in Zscript
The simplest way to response a user's clicking is
Control in Controller
- what is composer
- how to apply it on a zul
- initialize in doAftercomposer()
- dynamic create components
- event listener