Hi Taylor,
i was wrong, sorry. the problem with the "myAjaxIDUpdate()" is that it will
do a "get" not a "post".
2 other solutions:
1. Add an AjaxObserveField to the List, which is updating all. At the AOF
set fullSubmit=true. Add an onChange to the List, where you call your
JavaScript to set the values.
Something like this:
ListForAll: <wo:popUpButton id="list3" list = "$myList" item = "$listItem"
selection = "$listForAllSelection" onChange =
"document.getElementById('list1').setValue('2');
document.getElementById('list2').setValue('2');" noSelectionString = "---"/>
<wo:AjaxObserveField observeFieldID = "list3" updateContainerID =
"myAjaxID" fullSubmit = "$true" />
2. And this is what I would do: Add an AjaxObserveField like above, but
with an action then you can set the value in your JavaCode. Example:
ListForAll: <wo:popUpButton id="list3" list = "$myList" item = "$listItem"
selection = "$listForAllSelection" noSelectionString = "---"/>
<wo:AjaxObserveField action = "$setValuesFromListForAll" observeFieldID =
"list3" updateContainerID = "myAjaxID" fullSubmit = "$true" />
public WOActionResults setValuesFromListForAll() {
setList1Selection("SelectForAll");
setList2Selection("SelectForAll");
return null;
}
Hope this helps.
Tobias
2013/5/7 Taylor Hadden <[email protected]>
> Hi Tobias,
>
> Do I literally call "<myAjaxID>Update()"?
>
> Does the AjaxUpdateContainer need to be within a WOForm, or can it exist
> outside of it?
>
> Thanks,
> -Taylor
>
> taylorchadden.com
> @drizztmainsword
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>
>
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> On May 6, 2013, at 3:17 AM, Tobias Janz <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> AjaxUpdateContainer with fullsubmit=true and id=yourUpdateContainerId
> JavaScript to call yourUpdateContainerIdUpdate()
>
> Tobias
>
> 2013/5/2 Taylor Hadden <[email protected]>
>
>> Hi there,
>>
>> I've got a series of WOPopUpButtons each with their own AjaxObserveField.
>> They all have the same options and related to different objects. When
>> manually manipulating pop-ups, everything works perfectly.
>>
>> I've also got another WOPopPupButton that is used to set the other
>> pop-ups all at once. I set the values through javascript, and the
>> <selection> fields on the page update, however their values are not
>> submitted through AjaxObserveField. I have tried manually firing the
>> "onchange" event in javascript, but it doesn't work.
>>
>> I had previously used the "observeFieldFrequency" attribute of
>> AjaxObserveField to bypass this problem, but that causes issues with text
>> fields (which are set up in the same manner).
>>
>> So, how can I get the javascript behind AjaxObserveField to update and
>> submit these values?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> -Taylor
>>
>>
>> taylorchadden.com
>> @drizztmainsword
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