Yes, I'm here again...
From the last mail I had recived, I now use this code:
1) form definition:
fd:repeater id=NumeriTelefono initial-size=2
fd:widgets
fd:field id=IDTipo required=false
fd:labelTipo/fd:label
fd:datatype base=long/
/fd:field
On Nov 14, 2005, at 10:51 PM, Sylvain Wallez wrote:
as usually, thanks in advice
That should be thanks for any advice, or thanks in advance :-)
How about, thanks in advance for any advice? That way all the bases
are covered... :-)
I knew a guy who would write
advTHANKSance
How's that a problem? fd:field id=telephoneNumber works perfectly!
This is right, I know this and I try it with the name and last name
fields, but they are unique (I have just one name and just on last
name for any contact)... but I have two (or more) telephon numbers to
store... so the way
I might be wrong, but if telephoneNumber is a table, i think it
should be mapped to a repeater, not to a field.
snip/
Yes, maybe it was just a mistake, but anyway I could understand...
Why do you need 2 widgets if you have only 1 field in your
table ? Can't you make a conditional
Because... because... don't know why!! I think I need two widgetsbecause of the need to have two kinds of telephone number... How I can
use just one widget for both of them?Sorry if this is a dummy question...
I think i see your problem now, i didn't understand you need to have
several different
On 11/15/05, Marc Salvetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because... because... don't know why!! I think I need two widgets
because of the need to have two kinds of telephone number... How I can
use just one widget for both of them?
Sorry if this is a dummy question...
I think i see your
Good morning all,
yeah, I'm still working on the employee sample... Now I think that
I'm in a good point of the understanding but I miss something...
In the file flow.js, into the do_edit_employee() function I can read this:
// Fill the form with the Map returned by JDBI.
// No binding
Omar Adobati wrote:
Good morning all,
yeah, I'm still working on the employee sample... Now I think that
I'm in a good point of the understanding but I miss something...
In the file flow.js, into the do_edit_employee() function I can read this:
// Fill the form with the Map returned by
Yes, because I'm using a DB that has, for example, a table called telephoneNumber.
How's that a problem? fd:field id=telephoneNumber works perfectly!
I might be wrong, but if telephoneNumber is a table, i think it should be mapped to a repeater, not to a field.
snip/ Now, I suppose is clear