- use a simple ArrayList to store the values and
- other ArrayList to store the widgets
- create a function to update the values in the values ArrayList, that receives a integer that represents the position you're altering
- create a click handler for each hyperlink with a class attribute called "index". Each hyperlink will have a single index and this is the way it will tell your application which of the groups has been altered
I think this is simple to implement and will solve your problem.
Alisson Prestes
-- On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 10:43 AM, Bhavin <bhavinbparekh@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I have a GWT page with 2 text boxes, 1 hyperlink and 1 button
initially (on page load).
When I click on the hyperlink, I add another text box (dynamically
without refreshing the page).
Now when I click the button, I need to capture the values that lie in
all the three text boxes. How can I do it?
I am desparately looking for some help on this area because I am
working on a critical project and badly need help on this.
--
Thanks!
Bhavin
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