Project A - PMR, page: pgPMRResults
Project B - myCareWeb, page: PMRPrefsPage
In the middle of Project A I have a hidden static field called:
hiddenPMRPrefPage
I use this hidden field to display Project B.
I need to access Project B's values, not the Data Object in B.
Once I bring Project B into Project A, my users have the option
to alter B's fields. But, their changes will not be saved.
Per Aby's suggestion, I added df & df1 to see what I got.
Both fields came up blank in the logger.
Also, I got the following error on df - DisplayField
'includeDemographics' cannot be found under 'pgPMRResults'
//[[SPIDER_EVENT<hiddenPMRPrefPage_onBeforeHtmlOutputEvent>
public int hiddenPMRPrefPage_onBeforeHtmlOutputEvent(CSpHtmlOutputEvent
event)
{
CSpider.getPage("myCareWeb.PMRPrefsPage").load(false);
CSpValue df = getDisplayFieldValue("includeDemographics");
PMRPrefsPage pmrPref = (PMRPrefsPage)
CSpider.getPage("myCareWeb.PMRPrefsPage");
CSpValue df1 = pmrPref.getDisplayFieldValue("includeDemographics");
CSpLog.send(this,CSpLog.USER_DEBUG,"BARBARA,
hiddenPMRPrefPage_onBeforeHtmlOutputEvent, df: "+df+" df1: "+df1);
return (PROCEED);
}
//]]SPIDER_EVENT<hiddenPMRPrefPage_onBeforeHtmlOutputEvent>
Thank you,
Barbara Stanny
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Aby Mathew wrote:
>
> >> We were
> able to display B in A, but we can't access the fields. <<
>
> I would be curious to know what fails. How are you trying to access the
> fields? A look at your code may reveal something.
>
> If you try to CSpider.getPage("projName.PageName") and then do a
> getDisplayField()/ getDisplayFieldValue() on that objet, that should
> work.
>
> Aby
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Barbara Stanny [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 1999 8:05 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [ND] Loading Project B into Project A and having access to
> Project B's variables within A (Reusable code)
>
> We have 2 projects.
>
> Project A gathers input from the user, and acts upon it.
> Project B allows users to enter their report preferences, which we save
> to
> the database.
>
> Someone thought that it would be nice within Project A to show the users
> their
> preferences, and allow them to alter them 'on the fly'. So instead of
> re-creating
> Project B's code in Project A, we thought that we could load B within A.
> We were
> able to display B in A, but we can't access the fields.
>
> Is it possible to access one project within another? How do we get a
> handle to the
> fields within B with minimal changes to A.
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