Listbox

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Listbox

Employment/Purpose

Components: listbox, listitem, listcell, listhead and listheader.

A list box is used to display a number of items in a list. The user may select an item from the list.


Autopaging

When using the paging mold and vflex, you could also turn on autopaging (Listbox.setAutopaging(boolean)) such that the page size will be adjusted automatically based on the available space.

Example

ZKComRef Listbox Example.png


 <window title="listbox demo" border="normal">
         <listbox id="box" width="250px">
             <listhead sizable="true">
                 <listheader label="name" sort="auto"/>
                 <listheader label="gender" sort="auto"/>
             </listhead>
             <listitem>
                 <listcell label="Mary"/>
                 <listcell label="FEMALE"/>
             </listitem>
             <listitem>
                 <listcell label="John"/>
                 <listcell label="MALE"/>
             </listitem>
             <listitem>
                 <listcell label="Jane"/>
                 <listcell label="FEMALE"/>
             </listitem>
             <listitem>
                 <listcell label="Henry"/>
                 <listcell label="MALE"/>
             </listitem>
             <listfoot >
                 <listfooter><label value="This is footer1"/></listfooter>
                 <listfooter><label value="This is footer2"/></listfooter>
             </listfoot>
         </listbox>        
 </window>

Listbox has two molds: default and select. If the select mold is used, the HTML's SELECT tag is generated instead.

Supported events

Name
Event Type
onPaging
PagingEvent

Description: Notifies one of the pages of a multi-page component is

selected by the user.

onSelect
SelectEvent

Description: Notifies one that the user has selected a new item in the list box


Supported Children

 Listitem,  Listhead,  Listfoot

Use cases

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Last Update : 2010/06/29

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