Typically you use #call: to have the original component replace itself with another component and then this other component decides when to return by calling #answer:.

If you move this task to the surrounding component, it can replace the sub-component any time, without the need for a #call:. This approach should be possible from Ajax, too: you basically replace the component and redraw the cell.

Karsten 

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Am 4. Februar 2021 um 10:46:41, List ([hidden email]) schrieb:

Thank you Karsten,

Do you have any suggestion then outside putting an anchor in each cell ?

Kind regards

Annick

Le 4 févr. 2021 à 10:45, Karsten Kusche <[hidden email]> a écrit :

Hi Annick,

performing a #call: from within a Ajax callback typically doesn’t work in Seaside.

Kind Regards

Karsten

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Georg Heeg eK

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Am 4. Februar 2021 um 10:42:44, List ([hidden email]) schrieb:

Hi,

I would like to call a new component from a table row as in the following

<tr onclick=« callmycomponent…>

I have tried

html tableRow
onClick: (html jQuery callback: [self callMyComponent])

but the callback is called and I stay on the same page

Best regards

Annick
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