Question

I’m trying to use a click handler. My function is as so (these are both in the same class):

[DirectMethod]
protected bool Save()
{
      //do work
}

and I attempted to call it with:

using (Ext.Net.Button yes = new Ext.Net.Button())
{
     // random set up for button

     // failed because it couldn't find namespace
     yes.Listeners.Click.Handler = "Namespace.Class.Save();";

     // attempt 2: removed the first one and assumed that the [DirectMethod] sets
     // it to be Ext.net.DirectMethods.Save();
     yes.Listeners.Click.Handler = "Ext.net.DirectMethods.Save();"

}

First failed unable to locate namespace, second failed because “object doesn’t support this property or method.”

What string do I use to render this? If not by the Listeners.Click.Handler way, how else can I do it?

The function is in a custom control that extends Ext.Net.Window and the using item is in a function called Display() that renders the control.

Per vladsch’s response, I have changed it to:

 [DirectMethod(Namespace="MyMethods")]
 public bool Save()
 {
      //do work
 }

and the handler string is now:

 yes.Listeners.Click.Handler = "MyMethods.Save();"

when doing so, I get “‘MyMethods’ is undefined.”

Answer 1

Ext.NET forum post by Daniil

Using X.GetCmp I was able to retrieve the data. It probably isn’t the best way possible (probably a way without postback), but it at least netted the results I needed.