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I found if you wire an event listener in a HtmlMacroComponent for a listitem like the code below, it doesn't wire as expected.

public class MyListbox extends HtmlMacroComponent {

    @Listen("onClick = listitem")
    public void click(){
        Clients.showNotification("click a macro");
    }
}

It looks a like a bug, I have posted it.

If you use ZK 8, you can replace with the macro with <apply> and a composer.

I found if you wire an event listener in a HtmlMacroComponent for a listitem like the code below, it doesn't wire as expected.

public class MyListbox extends HtmlMacroComponent {

    @Listen("onClick = listitem")
    public void click(){
        Clients.showNotification("click a macro");
    }
}

It looks a like a bug, I have posted it.

But usually we don't listen onClick for a listitem, you can listen onSelect on a Listbox.

If you use ZK 8, you can replace with the macro with <apply> and a composer.

I found if you wire an event listener in a HtmlMacroComponent for a listitem like the code below, it doesn't wire as expected.

public class MyListbox extends HtmlMacroComponent {

    @Listen("onClick = listitem")
    public void click(){
        Clients.showNotification("click a macro");
    }
}

It looks a like a bug, I have posted it.

But usually we don't listen onClick for a listitem, you can listen onSelect on a Listbox.Listbox. Or just listen to onClick event in its parent composer.

If you use ZK 8, you can replace with the macro with <apply> and a composer.

Hope those workarounds above work for you.