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Jacques
From: "Jacopo Cappellato"
It would be interesting, together with the row-condition pattern, to
add also different row definitions inside of the same form.
For example
if row-condition for row "oddRow" then render fields in the "oddRow"
row; if row-condition for row "evenRow" the
It would be interesting, together with the row-condition pattern, to
add also different row definitions inside of the same form.
For example
if row-condition for row "oddRow" then render fields in the "oddRow"
row; if row-condition for row "evenRow" then...
Jacopo
On Feb 8, 2009, at 8:08 AM
Thank you David,
yes the pattern of having a script that prepares data in a list and
then pass it to the form is clear to me.
But since the row skipping, based on a two fields comparison, would be
the only reason to write this script, I was just wondering if there
was a simple "row-condition" (as y
Right now there is no "row-condition" element or something like that
(which could be checked after the row-actions). We could add that sort
of thing, or you could create a view-entity so the calcs and what what
are done in the database, or even have a simple-method or script run
as an act
Hi Jacopo,
thank you for the hint.
In this case the condition valutaded in the row-actions is used to hide a field.
What I am trying to do is to not show the complete row as it were
excluded by the intial condition.
May be there is a different way to achieve this?
Ciao,
Bruno
2009/2/7 Jacopo Cap
Hi Bruno,
it is not exactly the same, but have a look at the form definition
"UpdateProductFacilityLocations" in the file product/webapp/product/
ProductForms.xml
The field "showPosition1" is used to hide some fields.
Ciao,
Jacopo
On Feb 7, 2009, at 3:17 PM, Bruno Busco wrote:
Hi,
please
Hi,
please could someone gine me a hint?
I have a ListForm where most of the fields are from an entity but a
couple of them that are set in a row-action script looking into other
entities.
How could I filter the list rows on the looked up values?
I mean: I cannot add conditions in the block of
