while I was writing back, I actually understood what you wrote... so have:
A single selection list with the id of inventory items
An add repeater button that will bind a row using the value of the selected inventory item.
A delete repeater row button.
I like this idea much better :)
But.. once again.. how the heck do I do this?
I have xsps generating xml for all the binding, (so I can bind with cocoon:/inventoryitem?id=variable ) , and I am having trouble with the javascript inside the form definition with repeaters.
I am using flow as well.. is there a way to do this in the flow?
Thank you for the reply....
JD
Mark Lundquist wrote:
On Mar 10, 2004, at 2:24 PM, JD Daniels wrote:
I am lost. I know what I want can be done.. I just don't understand how to do it.... Here is my use case:
Rental store agreement form
Id customer date repeater: inventory item id rate charge interval location
the inventory item id is a select list. What I want to do is bind each repeater row's other values to the right values when the inventory item id is changed. (But not read only.. the user needs to be able to change them)
Sorry to second-guess your user interface, but... it sounds like your design has a row changing it's "identity" when the user selects a different inventory ID for that row. How are these populated in the first place? Would it be better if you had:
— one selection control paired with an "add item" button; this would add a row for the selected item
— a "delete item" button in each row
??
— Mark
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