you can have a single form that holds both tables inside it. or a form for each one of the tables.
-Igor
On 2/9/06,
Mats Norén <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Hi,
I've got a question regarding forms.
I'm trying to build a view containing a search form, a searchresult
table and a selection table.
The idea is that a user can add and remove rows from the selection
table by clicking on a checkbox on each listitem.
The user can also make a search which generates a searchresult table.
Each row in the searchresult contains an inner table with three rows.
Each of these rows have a checkbox. When a user clicks on a checkbox I
would like to add this row to the selectedtable.
When the user is finished editing the selected table he or she clicks
on a submit button wich saves the entire selection table.
The problem is that I don't seem to get the right hierarchy for my
components (or models for that matter).
Is there a prefered way of dealing with forms with tables in them?
/Mats
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