Not bad ideas, I did not think of the double click and turning off drill
down. I will give it a shot and see what the higher up think.
thanks
*Rocky*
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Eric Cleereman (IT) wrote:
Hi Rocky,
Not the best options but here are a couple possibilities:
If your table doesn't have drilldown enabled, you can have an active link fire
on Return/Table Dbl-Clk for the table. When the radio button is
double-clicked, the active link fires.
If a user only single clicks the radio button, an active link can catch that on
Menu/Row/Level Choice, Interval, or Lose focus. Does not provide immediate
feedback that way, but it does provide feedback prior to another action being
taken.
A last option is if this will happen under mid-tier only, you should be able to
write a JavaScript to detect when the button is pressed. You can then fire a
pop-up from there, assuming it's a static message, or crafted from fields the
JavaScript has access to.
Eric Cleereman
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Subject: Re: detecting radio button selection in table
Yep done that, but the CIO does not want to click in different
locations. He wants click in one location (the row in the column) and
select the radio button.
*Rocky*
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Joe D'Souza wrote:
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I do not have a system I can try it on or I would have tried it too..
A workaround is the only thing I can think of. Create Display Only
fields that would display the information contained in the row on that
table field on selection of a row.
On the display only field for that radio button, create the AL that
fires on selection of that value. You will also need some workflow to
save what you change on the display only fields to that row on the
table field..
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Subject: Re: detecting radio button selection in table
The problem is that the active link sees the table, but it does not
give me an option to select a column from the table. I have tried both
the "Return/Double-click" and "Menu/Row/Level Choice " options with no
joy.
Without the option to fire on a column I think I am hosed..........
Unless you have an idea.
*Rocky*
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Joe D'Souza wrote:
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Rocky,
Check to see if your active link is indeed set to fire on that
specific column of the table field. If you have already checked that,
have you tried changing the display type of that field to a Drop List
instead of a Radio Button? You can do so directly from the field
property. You DO NOT have to delete and recreate the field.
Cheers
*//*
*/Joe D'Souza/*
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Sent: Monday, October 01, 2007 6:08 PM
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Subject: detecting radio button selection in table
Folks,
I have a problem/question dealing with radio buttons in a table. I
have a customer (CIO) who wants a popup message to show as soon as a
radio button option is selected in a table and has a certain value.
Problem: Radio buttons when selected in a table do not activate Active
Links.
Question: Any ideas as to how to accomplish this?
ARS 701p3
mid-tier 701p3
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*Rocky*
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