Well, you can also just delete the rootBlip and replace it.
Jd
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On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 8:47 PM, Joel Dietz <jdi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I notice that when you start a wave, the first blip is in edit mode (i.e.
> you have to click on the "done" button ). Even if you add a robot which
> adds things to the rootblip, this blip remains in edit mode. One problem
> with this is that if a robot adds a form element (e.g. a button) to the
> rootblip (which would seem the obvious place), the participant can't use the
> form until they click the "done" button.
>
> Here's an example. This code:
>
> public void onWaveletSelfAdded(WaveletSelfAddedEvent event) {
>
> Wavelet wavelet = event.getWavelet();
> wavelet.setTitle("Test Robot 2");
> Blip rootblip = wavelet.getRootBlip();
> rootblip.append(new FormElement(ElementType.RADIO_BUTTON_GROUP,
> "rb_group"));
> rootblip.append(new FormElement(ElementType.LABEL, "Item1", "Item
> 1"));
> rootblip.append(new FormElement(ElementType.RADIO_BUTTON, "Item1",
> "rb_group"));
> rootblip.append(new FormElement(ElementType.LABEL, "Item2", "Item
> 2"));
> rootblip.append(new FormElement(ElementType.RADIO_BUTTON, "Item2",
> "rb_group"));
> rootblip.append(new FormElement(ElementType.BUTTON, "select_button",
> "Boy would I like to be able to click this button right now"));
>
> }
>
> Produces the attachment.
>
> Is there a way for a robot to toggle edit mode for a blip?
>
> The only possible work around I can think of is to remove the participant
> from the wave and then add them in again (although I haven't tested this).
>
>
> Jd
>
>
>
>
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