public void setAnItem(Item newAnItem)
{
anItem = newAnItem;
}
public boolean isFirstItem()
{
// index() is bound to WORepetition index binding
return index() == 0 ||
! anItem().batch_number().equals(((Item)items().objectAtIndex(index
() - 1)).batch_number();
}
On May 24, 2007, at 11:52 AM, Guido Neitzer wrote:
Am 24.05.2007 um 12:09 schrieb Chuck Hill:
I am feeling kind of stumped here. Are you sure that your
representation (below) of the situation matches your real page?
It seems that the repetition contents when the page is rendered
are somehow different than when the link click is received. That
is all that I can think of.
I thought of that two because it uses a boolean which might be
false at the end of the request response loop and there for the
action will not be triggered. He should use the item itself to
determine the boolean value and not a boolean getter method.
cug
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