I m using a g:select (actually, a g:currencySelect) in my view.
I want a controller action to fire as soon as the user changes the value in the resulting select box.
How can I do this?
I m using a g:select (actually, a g:currencySelect) in my view.
I want a controller action to fire as soon as the user changes the value in the resulting select box.
How can I do this?
I think I m answering my own question here, but do let me know if there s a better way of doing this:
Use the onchange javascript function in the select tag:
<g:form controller="changeCurrency" action="changeCurrency">
<g:select onchange="submit()"/>
</g:form>
Another way can be:
<g:select name="someName" from="${list}" onchange="goToPage(this.value)"/>
<script type="text/javascript">
function goToPage(requestParams){
window.location.href="${createLink(controller: controllerName ,action: actionName ,params:[paramsName:""])}" + requestParams;
}
</script>
In case you want an ajax request, try this:
<g:select name="type" from="${[ import-a , import-b ]}"
onchange="jQuery( #addArea ).load( /app/import/chooseImportType/ +
jQuery( #type ).val())"/>
In controller:
def chooseImportType (){
render params.id
}
Worked in Grails 2.0.4
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