Yes, I can see the replication manager and the list of clones. If I delete a clone will it also delete the node in the underlying XML? I don't think so. I wish I could just work with a datapointer, delete the data nodes and have the views update themselves.
-P jamesr-2 wrote: > > Quick stab - i didnt check to be 100% sure - is there a .clones > property on the LzReplicationManager? these would be the replicated > nodes when there is more then one match to the xpath query. > > > On Dec 13, 2007, at 6:47 PM, petergien wrote: > >> >> >> I have been following the example in Chapter 35 "Building Data Driven >> Applications" (OL 3.4) >> >> It simply replicates some text views in a list. The example shows >> how to >> place a delete button next to each replicated view which deletes the >> replicated view. So far so good. >> >> <button width="80" x="200" y="40">Delete >> <!-- 2b --> >> <handler name="onclick"> >> parent.parent.datapath.deleteNode(); >> </handler> >> </button> >> >> >> >> My problems arise when I try to use a button to delete all the >> replicated >> views at once. In other words, the new button is not part of the >> replicated >> view. I get a nodeCount of zero when I look at the parent view and >> the >> datapath resolves to an lzReplicationManager. How do I manipulate the >> underlying nodes to delete the replicated views? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Peter >> -- >> View this message in context: >> http://www.nabble.com/deleting-nodes-in-Javascript-t > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/deleting-nodes-in-Javascript-tp14329131p14354766.html Sent from the OpenLaszlo - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
