>> Hi
>>
>> Hope someone can help.
>>
>> I have a relatively simple form, which amongst other things will
>> hide/show a group of fields depending on the state of a radio button.
>>
>> There are two groups "Life1" and "Life2".
>>
>> - Life1 is always shown
>> - Life2 is only shown when the radio button is set to "Joint" (and has
>> an
>> initial state of "invisible".
>>
>> The hiding/showing mechanism works fine, however, when I submit the form
>> after selecting Joint and entering data, and later revisit that form,
>> the
>> data in the Life2 group is not preserved. Life1 group is unaffected.
>>
>> Anybody know why this is occurring?
>>
>> Relevant parts of form:
>>
>> Radio button def:
>>
>>     <fd:field id="kwdSingleJoint">
>>              <fd:label>Is this policy a Single Life or Joint Life
>> policy?</fd:label>
>>              <fd:datatype base="string"/>
>>         <fd:initial-value>Single</fd:initial-value>
>>              <fd:selection-list>
>>                      <fd:item value="Single"/>
>>                      <fd:item value="Joint"/>
>>              </fd:selection-list>
>>              <fd:on-value-changed>
>>                      <javascript>
>>                        var value = event.source.value;
>>                        var life2widget = 
>> event.source.lookupWidget("../life2");
>>                        if (value == "Joint")
>>                        {
>>                              
>> life2widget.setState(Packages.org.apache.cocoon.forms.formmodel.WidgetState.ACTIVE);
>>                        }
>>                        else
>>                        {
>>                              
>> life2widget.setState(Packages.org.apache.cocoon.forms.formmodel.WidgetState.INVISIBLE);
>>                        }
>>                      </javascript>
>>              </fd:on-value-changed>
>>      </fd:field>
>>
>>
>> and part of Life2 def:
>>
>>      <fd:group id="life2" state="invisible">
>>        <fd:widgets>
>>              <fd:field id="title2">
>>                <fd:label>Title</fd:label>
>>                <fd:datatype base="string" />
>>                <fd:selection-list>
>>                         <fd:item value="Mr"/>
>>                         <fd:item value="Mrs"/>
>>                         <fd:item value="Miss"/>
>>                         <fd:item value="Ms"/>
>>                         <fd:item value="Dr"/>
>>                         <fd:item value="Fr"/>
>>                         <fd:item value="Br"/>
>>                         <fd:item value="Sr"/>
>>                         <fd:item value="Rev"/>
>>                </fd:selection-list>
>>              </fd:field>
>>
>>              <fd:field id="firstName2">
>>                      <fd:label>First Name</fd:label>
>>                      <fd:datatype base="string" />
>>              </fd:field>
>>
>>                 etc...
>>
>>          <fd:group>
>>
>> Thanks in advance
>>
>> Duncan
>>
>>
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>
> Digging a bit deeper, I find that upon first submit of the form (and only
> choosing Life1 as clicking the radio button causes a submit action) then
> going back in the browser, the data is retained.
>
> If I even update any other field on the page then do another submit, this
> data is not retained - why is it then that only the initial submit data is
> "saved"?
>
> Should also put the simplified "stripped down" flow in as well:
> ~
> ~
>     var form = new Form("forms/start_def.xml");
>     var form2 = new Form("forms/clientdetails_def.xml");
>     var form3 = new Form("forms/policydetails_sib_def.xml");
>
>     form.showForm("start-display-pipeline");
>
>     //causing me problems at the moment
>     form2.showForm("clientdetails-display-pipeline");
>
>
>     form3.showForm("policydetails_sib-display-pipeline");
> ~
> ~
>
> Thanks
>
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Hi

Sorry to keep replying to my own mails, but I just tried a similar test on
the Car Selector example in the cocoon form samples.

This uses submit-on-change using a number of selection lists. All I did
was add a text box at the bottom.

I made some selections (each one causing the form submit event to fire)
then put
some text into my test text field and submitted.
- Went back in the browser and refreshed to make sure it was recalled - it
was.
- I then changed the text and re-submitted.
- Went back in the browser again and refreshed again, this time the old
value (i.e. not my new one) came back.

Is this a problem with continuations then, as I notice if the submit on
change isn't used, data seems to recall fine.

Is there anyway around this, or am I going to have to bind the form using
a javabean to allow users to recall the data correctly?

Thanks again

Duncan



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