Johannes
Still no luck - I have tried adding in some more variables
to test; and it looks like the values are being stored in
the array OK...
var values = Array();
for( i = 0; i < model.theme.length ; i ++ )
values[i] = model.theme[i];
var test0 = values[0];
var test1 = values[1];
cocoon.sendPage("ijx-page", { "atheme":values, "theme":values,
"test0":test0; "test1":test1 });
The output for test0 or test1 matches the mulivalue widget
selection BUT the "values" output in the JX for-each loop is
still the strange references as before...
What else to try ??
Derek
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004/06/21 11:49:16 AM >>>
Derek,
I actually don't use the values this way, I insert them directly into
the database
after the form was submitted.
Let's examine your code though, since you should be able to use the
values in jxt
as well.
var model = form.getModel();
var atheme = model.theme; /* theme is multiselect box */
cocoon.sendPage("jxpage", { "atheme":atheme, "theme":model.theme });
There is something subtile here. "model.theme" is an object of type
ScriptableWidget,
so JXT will be confused when you pass it as a collection. (and print
out the "value"
[EMAIL PROTECTED])
I suggest retrieving the values to a native JavaScript array and
passing that one
to JXT.
var model = form.getModel();
var values = Array();
for( i = 0; i < model.theme.length ; i ++ )
values[i] = model.theme[i];
cocoon.sendPage("jxpage", { "atheme":values, "theme":values });
Does this work? It's just the solution to my problem applied in the
opposite direction :)
HTH, Johannes
Derek Hohls wrote:
>Johannes
>
>I have tried what you suggested - the problem
>is displaying the results in the JXTemplate - could
>you please post your code snippet, as what I have
>tried does not work....
>
>ie.
>
>in flowscript:
>
> var model = form.getModel();
> var atheme = model.theme; /* theme is multiselect box */
> cocoon.sendPage("jxpage", { "atheme":atheme, "theme":model.theme
>});
>
>in jxtemplate:
>
> <jx:forEach var="thisTheme" items="theme">
> <li>Selection: ${theme}</li>
> </jx:forEach>
>
> <jx:forEach var="thisTheme" items="atheme">
> <li>A Selection 1: ${atheme}</li>
> </jx:forEach>
>
> <jx:forEach var="thisTheme" items="atheme">
> <li>A Selection 2: ${thisTheme}</li>
> </jx:forEach>
>
>in output html:
>
>Selection:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>A Selection 1:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>A Selection 2:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>I am obviously missing some crucial conversion ?!
>
>Thanks
>Derek
>
>
>
>>>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004/06/21 08:35:47 AM >>>
>>>>
>>>>
>Hi Derek + all,
>
>I got this solved in the meantime. Actually I had to create a
>temporary
>array and then set the multivalue model to this array:
>
>var model = form.getModel();
>
>var rubriken = Array();
>
>for( i = 0 ; i < size ; i ++ )
> rubriken[i] = new java.lang.Integer(val[i]);
>
>model.rubriken = rubriken;
>
>Notice the difference to the code quoted below: Modifying the model
>directly did NOT work, as it is actually an object of type widget and
>something
>gets messed up. This is because internally, a setter method is called
>when
>assigning something to model.rubriken. Took me some hours to figure
>this
>out, as I'm a CForms beginner :)
>
>I think I will put a stripped-down version of my article management
on
>the
>wiki when I'm done - it's based on CForms + Woody + Hibernate and
uses
>a few more widgets than the present sample.
>
>Derek, you can read values from the model like this:
>
>var model = form.getModel();
>var vals = model.rubriken // retrieve array from multivalue widgets
>
>Now, vals is an array which contains all the values of the options
>selected by
>the user.
>
>Derek Hohls wrote:
>
>
>
>>And maybe the same person knows how to
>>*get* the values from the CForm multivalue widget
>>and display them using a JXTemplate loop??
>>
>>A sample showing both of these would be *very*
>>helpful and (IMO) needs to be a part of the
>>Cocoon forms samples.
>>
>>Thanks
>>Derek
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004/06/20 09:25:06 PM >>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>Hi all,
>>
>>I'm going nuts trying to set values in a CForm multivalue widget.
>>
>>I obtained the Form model with:
>>
>>var model = form.getModel();
>>
>>Then I tried to set the values like this:
>>
>>model.rubriken = Array(size);
>>for( i = 0 ; i < size; i++)
>> model.rubriken[i] = new java.lang.Integer(val[i]);
>>
>>When size=0, everything is fine. Otherwise, I get
>>
>>Cannot set value of field "rubriken" with an object of type
>>org.mozilla.javascript.UniqueTag
>>
>>When I omit the array declaration, I get null pointer exceptions.
>>
>>Has anybody done this and can explain me how ?
>>
>>TIA, Johannes
>>
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