Re: Help with using ERQMListViewElement

Many thanks for the reply.
I see the queryDictionary parameters are all tacked onto the DA URL which is what I want for some of them - thanks for that.
Is there a way to pass other parameters meant for WOHyperlink (or ERXHyperlinkResource?) to consume; the likes of escapeHtml, class, id etc.
John

> Hi John,
> 
> you can combine the paramters in the queryDictionary:
> 
>       <wo:ERQMListView inset = "true" divider-theme = "f">
>         <wo:WORepetition list = "$mylist" item = "$myitem">
>           <wo:ERQMListViewElement linkResource = 
> "da://DirectAction:viewPage" queryDictionary = "$znrDict" theme = "d">
>                 <wo:WOString value = "$myitem.name" />
>           </wo:ERQMListViewElement>
>         </wo:WORepetition>
>       </wo:ERQMListView>
> 
>     public NSDictionary<String, String> znrDict()
>     {
>         NSMutableDictionary dict = new NSMutableDictionary();
>         dict.setObjectForValue(myitem.webSiteId , "cat");
>         dict.setObjectForValue(myitem.nextChildWebPageIdAndName, "site");
>         return dict;
>     }
> 
> Stefan
> 
> Am 15.03.13 14:27, schrieb John Pollard:
>> Hi List,
>> 
>> In the Wonder JQueryMobile example app, I can see ERQMListViewElement is used as follows:
>> 
>> 		<wo:ERQMListView>
>> 			<wo:foreach list="$talents" item="$oneTalent">
>> 				<wo:ERQMListViewElement action="$doShowOneTalentAction">
>> 					<wo:str value = "$oneTalent.firstName" /> <wo:str value = "$oneTalent.lastName" />
>> 				</wo:ERQMListViewElement>
>> 			</wo:foreach>
>> 		</wo:ERQMListView>
>> 
>> In my own application, I have been able to use the ERQMListView as above, with a foreach inside, but am struggling with to use ERQMListViewElement for each link in the list.
>> 
>> Each of my links (within a similar loop inside ERQMListView) is currently implemented like this:
>> 
>> <li><webobject name="nextWebPageLink"></webobject></li>
>> 
>> where:
>> 
>> nextWebPageLink: WOHyperlink {
>>     string = nextChildWebPage.name;
>> 	escapeHtml = false;
>> 	actionClass = "DirectAction";
>> 	?cat = nextChildWebPageIdAndName;
>> 	?site = webSite.webSiteId;
>> 	directActionName = "viewPage";
>> 	class = "subPageLink";
>> 	id = subCategoryLinkId;
>> 	title = nextChildWebPage.name;
>> }
>> 
>> i.e. I have a DirectAction to invoke, rather than a component action in the example above, with a bunch of other parameters. Am I out of luck using ERQMListViewElement because it just doesn't support all the WOHyperlink parameters (and isn't derived from it)?
>> 
>> I can see ERQMListViewElement has the following in the html that is generated:
>> 
>> <wo:if condition="$hasLinkResource">
>>       <wo:ERXHyperlinkResource linkResource="$^linkResource" data-rel="$dataRel" queryDictionary = "$^queryDictionary">
>>         <wo:content />
>>         <wo:if condition="$hasSideText">
>>           <p class="ui-li-aside"><wo:str value="$sideText" escapeHTML="false" /></p>
>>         </wo:if>
>>       </wo:ERXHyperlinkResource>
>>     </wo:if>
>> 
>> which suggests that the linkResource parameter can be used as a URL for ERXHyperlinkResource to work from, but then could I get all the other parameters passed through to ERXHyperlinkResource?
>> 
>> Thanks
>> John
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