> On Mon, 5 Jun 2000, Robert Del Huerto wrote:
>
> > database. I'm stuck after that. The form only has one 'action' so how
> > would I get it to handle the right function depending on the button that
> > was pushed? I'm no HTML expert but I've looked around quite a bit for
>
> It can be done
ECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2000 2:42 PM
Subject: Re: [Zope] detail record editing
Robert Del Huerto wrote:
> +---+---+-++
> | |Doe|Jane |$100.00 |
> +---+---+-+
Robert Del Huerto wrote:
> +---+---+-++
> | |Doe|Jane |$100.00 |
> +---+---+-++
> | X |Doe|John |$250.00 |
> +---+---+-++
> | |Haggis |Meister |$100
> My solution for this kind of problem is to have a DTML method
> that delegates
> to the
> appropriate DTML methods. Therefore each button gets a value
> and a name, eg.
>
>
Actually, you can use the Bobo ":method" type. It's
documented...somewhere :).
You can do:
and the Publisher wil
On Mon, 5 Jun 2000, Robert Del Huerto wrote:
> database. I'm stuck after that. The form only has one 'action' so how
> would I get it to handle the right function depending on the button that
> was pushed? I'm no HTML expert but I've looked around quite a bit for
It can be done with some badl
> I'm just beginning my journey into Zopeland so please forgive my
> ignorance. I'd like to be able to give users a chance to edit records
> found in a table by selecting the desired record's checkbox and then
> clicking 'Modify'. This is similar to the Zope management screen. I
> just don't k
