Using a Proxy to Receive Events
Sometimes you may want to create buttons, links or other HTML items which can "trigger" a Server or Ajax
action without actually creating a QControl. The typical example of this is if you want to dynamically
create a large number of links or buttons (e.g. in a DataGrid or DataRepeater) which would trigger
an action, but because the link/button doesn't have any other state (e.g. you'll never want to
change its value or style, or you're comfortable doing this in pure javascript), you don't want to
incur the overhead of creating a whole Control for each of these links or buttons.
The way you can do this is by creating a Proxy on your Form, and attaching
it to a link, button or other html item by rendering it specially.
The example below illustrates the manual creation (see the code for more information) of a list of
links which makes use of a single Proxy to trigger our event. Notice that while there are many links
and buttons which each trigger Ajax-based Actions, there is actually only 1 Proxy
defined to handle all these events.