How to call a function from a qtip?

Hi,

I am simply trying to call a function from a qtip. The function should open an ext.window and display html. Nothing complicated, but it doesn´t work.

Cann anyone tell me how to achieve this?

Thanks,

Rob

Code:

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function metadata() {
                    if (!winMetadata) {
                        var node = treePanel.getSelectionModel().getSelectedNode();
                        var layername = node.text;
                        var winMetadata = new Ext.Window({
                            title: '<span style="color:#00; font-weight:bold;">Metadaten: </span>' + layername,
                            layout: 'fit',
                            text: layername,
                            width: 800,
                            height: 500,
                            closeAction: 'hide',
                            plain: true,
                            items: [ct],
                            buttons: [{
                                text: 'Schlie&szlig;en',
                                handler: function () {
                                    winContext.hide()
                                }
                            }]
                        })
                    }
            }


// code in tree
....
qtip: "<a href='#' onclick='metadata();'>Metadata</a>
...

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I don't have experience doing this inside a QuickTip pop-up, but I believe you can achieve the desired result wherever HTML is allowed by simply writing event handling into an anchor.

For example, I have a Google Maps API web application that includes a directions utility (ExtJS Window) accessible through a link in any marker's pop-up InfoWindow. I just call a function (App.utils.getDirections) when the link is clicked:

Code:

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<a href="#" onclick="App.utils.getDirections(' + d.strc_num.toString() + ',' + lat + ',' + lng + ');">Get Directions</a>

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The function generates an Ext.Window subclass instance and then calls the show() method on that window.

EDIT: I realize you have implemented what I suggested so far, and I think the problem is in your metadata() function. I think the problem is that you are instantiating a window called winMetadata but you aren't calling the show() method on it. The business-end (and end of the function) of my equivalent getDirections() function does just that:

Code:

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            obj = new App.utils.Utility(config);       
            obj.show();

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