Hi Adrian
Can you explain a little more? How can I set the time from a form?
I tried to set the productId with a hidden field, but there doesn't
seem to be a "value" tag.
<field name="productId" attribute-name="77" ><hidden/></field><!--
this didnt work -->
Here's my entire form for reference.
<form name="SubCategoryDropDown" target="SubCategoryDropDownComplete"
title="" type="single"
header-row-style="header-row" default-table-style="basic-table"
>
<field name="productId" attribute-name="77" ><hidden/></field>
<field name="SubCategory" position="1">
<drop-down allow-empty="false">
<entity-options description="${categoryName}"
entity-name="ProductCategoryAndProductCategoryRollup"
key-field-name="productCategoryId">
<entity-constraint
name="parentProductCategoryId"
operator="equals" value="${productCategoryId}"/>
</entity-options>
</drop-down>
</field>
<field name="Submit" widget-style="smallSubmit">
<submit button-type="button"/>
</field>
</form>
On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 6:17 PM, Adrian Crum <[email protected]> wrote:
> Try using hidden form fields. You can get the current date/time by using
> nowTimestamp - a java.sql.Timestamp instance that is in the context.
>
> -Adrian
>
> Patrick wrote:
>>
>> I have a user select a category from a drop-down, the form target is a
>> uri which invokes safeAddProductToCategory. The following parameters
>> are missing to the service invocation,
>> {safeAddProductToCategory.productId,
>> safeAddProductToCategory.fromDate}
>>
>> Once the category is selected how can I make those parameters
>> available to the service? I think productId is already available in
>> the current context, but I don't know how to send it to the service.
>> Thanks. Patrick
>>
>
