The WOForm wasn't loaded at the time I looked for it.
I needed to add the <onLoad> binding to <WOBody>, and have it call
thru the test:
function canIcallUpdate()
if ( document.forms['transactionForm'] != null)
updateSubCats();
For setting the <selectedIndex> within the JavaScript for the
SubCategory popup I used a WOHiddenfield and in the JS did:
subCategoryPopup.selectedIndex = document.forms
['transactionForm'].hiddenSubCatIndex.value;
hello Art, thanks for your response, the below succeeds,
alert('updateSubCats-> ' + document.forms['transactionForm'].elements
['getCat'].value );
but this fails,
alert('updateSubCats-> ' + document.transactionForm.getCat.value );
this succeeds,
subCategoryPopup.selectedIndex = document.forms['transactionForm'].
getCat.value;
On Jan 31, 2006, at 9:08 AM, Baiss Eric Magnusson wrote:
I have a WOPopupButton, inside a WOConditional, inside a
WORepetition, in a middle sub-component WOForm, named
<transactionForm>, with the bindings:
CategoryPopUp: WOPopUpButton {
onChange = "updateSubCats()";
}
transactionForm: WOForm {
multipleSubmit = true;
name = "transactionForm";
}
EditBody: WOBody {
onLoad = "canIcallUpdate()";
}
TIA,
----
Baiss Eric Magnusson
<http://www.Track-Your-Finances.com>
<http://www.CascadeWebDesign.com>
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