Mark Lundquist wrote:
On Mar 11, 2004, at 12:18 PM, Mark Lundquist wrote:
Hi,
I would like to have a repeater in which each row contains a single radio button, and where this set of radio buttons constitutes a group in the form, (i.e. have the same name).
Is there a way to do that in Cocoon Forms?
OK, I think the way to do it would be to interpose a stylesheet between the Woody template transformer and the woody stylesheet, so that I could get the first crack at the widget instance elements.
Anyway, I'm not gonna go with that style of form, for unrelated reasons.
hm, I'm afraid this is not why repeaters are there, this sounds more like a case of selection-list with radio styling...
see the samples form1.xml and form1_template.xml for the field 'cowheight'
- in the model you define it as a field with a nested selection-list - in the template you just add styling list-type="radio"
explanation: if you talk about a repeater, then you think about some kind of a 1-M relation between the form and the various widgets inside the repeater. In this case you just want ONE value, so you only want one widget. The fact that the selection-list is presented as a set of radio-buttons is a styling only issue. (at least according to the filosophy of cforms)
HTH
-marc=
~ Mark
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