Bertrand,
thanks for the quick reply.
on_change is handled client side: - To know if on_change exist for a field you have to call "fields_get" on the model you are working on, this will give you a description for each field. But you probably already know it. - This description (a dictionary) will eventually contains an on_change key associated with a list of field names. Then you have to do an rpc "on_change_field_name" and pass those fields.
Sorry, I'm getting close, but I'm unsure what to pass to the on_change handlers.
Also, IIRC proteus does handle this for your (or at least is it planned).
Heh! I thought Proteus requires direct database access, whereas I'm using xmlrpc. But looking closer I see there's an xml proxy! Cool.
I'll look into that one. -- ________________________________________________________________ Paul Stevens paul at nfg.nl NET FACILITIES GROUP GPG/PGP: 1024D/11F8CD31 The Netherlands________________________________http://www.nfg.nl -- [email protected] mailing list
