Philippe Gassmann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Have you try to set your object as a form attribute (
> form.setAttribute("myDOM",doc); ) ?
>
> You can then get you object by form.getAttribute("myDOM");
Thanks for that. It works. Though for the achieve and additional notes you
can't do that on the on-create as the form's on-create is called after the
widgets (which I didn't know until now). So you could design a singleton class
to get around that or, the solution I took, to set the widgets values using
event.source.lookupWidget("dob").setValue(domValueForNode) in the Form
on-create however I'm still using the suggested solution above for dynamic data
loading.
Thanks again,
Gary
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