-- Bart McLeod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
(on Wednesday, 29 October 2008, 11:21 PM +0100):
> Use subforms and set decorators on the subforms and their elements as  
> you see fit. You can't use displayGroups with subforms.

Actually, you *can* use DisplayGroups in SubForms.

> Each record will typically go into one subform and the desired structure  
> (tags etc.) is accomplished with decorators.
>
> Alternatively you can use a ViewScript ViewHelper for your subform,  
> please look in the reference manual for that.
> That way, you do not need to figure out how the decorators work.
>
> Bart McLeod
>
> Vincent - D. Ertner schreef:
>> Hi folks,
>>
>> I have a bad show stopper in my project - hopefully one of you could
>> point me into the right direction.
>>
>> I need to have a form, which has to look like this
>>
>>    Record 1
>>    --------
>>    Field1
>>    Field2
>>    Field3
>>
>>    Tag1 Tag2
>>
>>    Link1 Link2
>>
>>
>>    Record 2
>>    --------
>>    Field1
>>    Field2
>>    Field3
>>
>>    Tag1 Tag2
>>
>>    Link1 Link2
>>
>>
>> The fields are taken from a row, the tags from an intersection and the
>> links are fed with the id of the row (for update, delete).
>>
>> The fields, the tags, the links, each record and all records must be
>> surrounded by appropriate div tags.
>>
>> I already have the code to iteratively create all the data and render
>> the single elements - that's not the problem. :))
>>
>>
>> First approach
>> --------------
>> I created elements for each and everything and added some of the
>> elements to separate display groups. Result: All the inner elements are
>> rendered over and over again - which seemed quite logical to me afterwards.
>>
>> Second approach
>> ---------------
>> I thought that building display groups which contain display groups
>> might do the trick. But it seems that only elements are regarded as
>> valid input for display groups (at least that's what I read in the
>> addDisplayGroup code ...
>>
>>
>> I guess it is possible to realize my desired output - the only question
>> is: how? :)))
>>
>>
>> Thx a lot in advance ...
>>
>>   
>
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