[ycj]

Select List Menu widget is very useful. However, it would be nice not have to click “Back” button when an item has been selected. Is there a way to bypass the “Back” button and return to the previous page as soon as an item has been selected?
Thanks.

[KariSolamaki]

Hi, you can add a function into list On Change property.
Function is as follows: window.history.back();

Br, ET

[ycj]

It does not seem to work. The only time OnChange calls the function is when “Back” button is pushed.

ycj

[KariSolamaki]

You should put the function into list OnChange property…
see the attached picture.

Br, ET

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[ycj]

It still does not work. It only goes back when clicks “Back”.

[KariSolamaki]

Tested in MobiOne 2.5 and MobiOne Web Simulator and it works for me…
Are you using multipage or normal page system?

Br, ET
http://www.einotes.com

[ycj]

I have version 2.5 also. I just created only 1 select list menu widget. I believe it is normal page. It still does not catch any action.

ycj

[KariSolamaki]

Hi,
take a look at this project.
It makes page navigation in different ways.

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[ycj]

What I have problem with is “Select List Menu” widget not “Select List”.
What I like about this widget is that it updates the selected item after selection on the main menu. However, after selection is done I need to click the “Back” button, which seems to be an unnecessary step.

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[KariSolamaki]

Ok,
the problem is as follows: the select list menu doesn’t have OnChange property.
Does this help, check the youtube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2ujNBpw34A

br, ET

[ycj]

Any plan on implement this OnChange() feature in the near future?

[KariSolamaki]

@ycj wrote:

Any plan on implement this OnChange() feature in the near future?

That’s a question which I can’t give an answer…
I am not involved with Genuitec or any other company,
just learning the environment for my own purposes 😉

Br, ET
http://www.einotes.com

[support-octavio]

Hi ycj,

>Any plan on implement this OnChange() feature in the near future?
Note that when you add a SLM widget in your design, the element that is selected in the outline view is the list(attachment 1) and the element that contains the onChange action for the select list menu is the select list menu widget (attachment 2)

See attachment SLM1.png
See attachment SLM2.png

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[KariSolamaki]

@support-octavio wrote:

Note that when you add a SLM widget in your design, the element that is selected in the outline view is the list(attachment 1) and the element that contains the onChange action for the select list menu is the select list menu widget (attachment 2)

Fine answer, I did not investigate it thoroughly… Thank you, Octavio, I also will keep this in my mind for further use!

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