C H A P T E R 36

goToPage

<jatox:goToPage>

Renders HTML as:

<a href="../<ParentContainerView>;jsessionid=82BEsadfaeae?<FullQualName>=&jato.pageSession=">Click Here</a>

This tag is only valid when enclosed by a useViewBean, containerView, or tiledView tag. This tag may contain body content. This content will be included between the <a> and </a> tags of the rendered element and thus appear as the visible, clickable href element.

Example:

<jatox:goToPage name="goToHref1">Click Here</jato:href>

The attributes of this tag are identical to that of the jato:href tag with no additional attributes.

Attribute Name	Description	Notes
accessKey	Assigns an access key to the rendered HTML element. In general, the access key should be included in label text or wherever the access key is to apply.	RTExpr
anchor	The anchor value to append to the generated HREF.	RTExpr
disabled	Valid values: "true" or "false" Disables the HTML control for user input. Disabled controls do not receive focus Disabled controls are skipped in tabbing navigation If not specified, "false" is assumed.	RTExpr
defaultValue	The value to use, if the `DisplayField` view peer's value is null. For an href tag, "value" refers to a special name-value pair that will be automatically included as part of the HREF's query string. The format for the implicit name-value pair is the following: `...?<qualified display field name>=<value>&...` This mechanism allows an href to have a display string as well as a value important to the application.	RTExpr
elementId	Assigns a name to an element. This name must be unique in an HTML document. Please note, this corresponds to the HTML "id" attribute. It has no specific meaning to the Web Application Framework. The id attribute has several roles in HTML: As a style sheet selector As a target anchor for hypertext links As a means to reference a particular element from a script	RTExpr
extraHtml	Arbitrary HTML that will be rendered just prior to the closing ">" of this HTML element	RTExpr
name	The name of the DisplayField peer. This peer must be a child of the current parent `ContainerView`, `TiledView`, or `ViewBean`. The `DisplayField` name is resolved relative to the current parent view. The view peer must be of type `<JATO package>.view.`CommandField This name may be a qualified view path, using forward slashes ("/") as delimiters. All components in the path except the last must refer to a `ContainerView` or a derivative of `ContainerView` (such as `TiledView`). Both relative and absolute paths are possible. If a name path begins with a forward slash, the name is assumed to be relative to the root view (the `ViewBean`). If the path does not begin with a forward slash, the name is assumed to refer to a child relative to the current container. Two dots ("..") may be used to refer to the container that is the parent of the current container. Examples: `/header/orderList/customerName` (absolute from root view) `orderList/customerName` (relative to current container) `../footer/orderList/customerName` (relative to parent)	Req