Hi,
I have 2 repeaters inside each other, like this:
repeaterA {
repeater B�{ ... }
}
this is how it should work:
when A is added, B is created. And B will have 1...n rows in it which
are retrieved from the database. And there will be no possibility to
add rows to it.
So, in db there is values {'a','b','c'} and when I add 2 new rows to
repeaterA i have like this:
RepeaterA:row1 {
RepeaterB:row1 {'a'}
RepeaterB:row2 {'b'}
RepeaterB:row3 {'c'}
}
RepeaterA:row2 {
RepeaterB:row1 {'a'}
RepeaterB:row2 {'b'}
RepeaterB:row3 {'c'}
}
With every row in repeater1, I will have 2 predefined values (id and
string) and then input-field to input some text. So it's like database
driven form where form fields are fetch from the database.
Initial row is easy to do in flow like this:
var customFields = dao.retrieve(customTemplate);
var bean = new Parent();
var child = new Child();
child.addCustoms(customFields);
bean.addChild(child);
and that's it.
But I didn't find a way to do it in the forms.. I've been playing
around with this stuff:
<fd:on-activate>
<javascript>
var form = event.source.form;
var MyRepeater = form.getChild("myrepeater");
java.lang.System.err.println("Was here!");
</javascript>
</fd:on-activate>
But haven't found a way to add that collection to newly created bean..
myrepeater.addrow could be used, but how to give that Collection to the
right field?
Thanks, Joose
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