possibly not the cleanest way of doing it, but this ought to do what
you want..
select name="money:int"
option value="1000"1000
option value="5000"5000
.. etc..
and
dtml if "money == 1000"
This is not much!
dtml-elif "money == 5000"
This is ok!
dtml-elif ..
etc..
/dtml-if
--
Geir Bækholt
Hallo Stephan
you can't iterate over a string!
That's working:
dtml-if "money=='1000'"
This is not much!
dtml-elif "money=='5000'"
This is ok!
Another thing you can do, not sure if Im using it right, but the effect is
good...
dtml-unless first_name
dtml-raise type=ValidationError
font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"
color="#00"bYou must specify a font color="red"First Name/b/font.
/font
* Stephan Goeldi [EMAIL PROTECTED] [001109 16:49]:
dtml-in money
dtml-if "1000"
This is not much!
/dtml-if
dtml-if "5000"
This is ok!
/dtml-if
dtml-if "1"
This is very much!
/dtml-if
/dtml-in
I am sure that there is an error in my thinking of
HI!
I want to select from a select menu, 3 amounts: 1000, 5000 or 1. After
this, the form action method should reply:
- "this is not much" if 1000 was selected,
- "this is ok" if 5000 was selected,
- "this is very much" if 1 was selected
Now my form method looks like this:
Stephan Goeldi writes:
...
select name="money"
/select
...
and the form_action method is this:
dtml-in money
"money" will come in as a string value not as a list.
It would be a list, if you added a "multiple" to your
"select".
dtml-if "1000"
This will always be true. It
