Well I am using Hobo, which in my case generates form with boolean
fields as checkbox.
Form is rendered from following dryml:
<def tag="win-form" for="Lead">
<form lifecycle="win" merge param="default">
<error-messages param/>
<input type="hidden" name="key"
value="&this.lifecycle.provided_key" if="&this.lifecycle.provided_key"/
>
<field-list fields="proposal, duration, value, contract_signed,
start_at_risk" param/>
<div param="actions">
<submit label="#{ht 'leads.actions.win', :default=>['Win']}"
param/><or-cancel param="cancel"/>
</div>
</form>
</def>
Validation I want to use would be placed in Lead model for specified
transition, but if we could do it other way it would be fine too.
To be honest I am not sure how to put javascript inside it (but its
true it would be much easier with js) nor how to switch to radioboxes.
If you know what should I do please give me a hint.
I'll ask similar question on Hobo group.
Best regards,
Piotr
On 15 Lut, 17:08, Colin Law <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Validation is not on form fields but on data about to be saved to the
> database. Do you have two columns in the table, one for each
> checkbox? If so, and only one of them should be selected then reduce
> it to a single column. As far as the form is concerned you may be
> better with a radio box as Amador has suggested. If you need them to
> be checkboxes you could use javascript to clear one when the other is
> selected.
>
> Colin
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