Le 22 févr. 06 à 08:14, Derek Hohls a écrit :
...The problem, though, is how to get all the IDs of all checkboxes that have been checked, where the total number of checkeboxes and their IDs, vary from case to case...
If you cannot use CForms, the easiest IMHO is to use naming conventions for your checkboxes - if all checkbox names start with a common prefix, you could enumerate the request parameters to find out which ones are checked.
The case of unchecked ones is harder, as in that case the parameter is simply not present. For that case, I'd add a hidden field which allows you to know which checkboxes exist, for example
<input type="hidden" name="cb_group_enum_1" value="cb_1_1,cb_1_2,cb_1_3"/>
So that your flow can have the complete list.Or, if you have a naming convention, just knowing how many options there are might be enough:
<input type="hidden" name="cb_group_count_1" value="3"/>There are many different tricks to handle that, and it's not specific to Cocoon - you might find better solutions around, but that's the idea.
Hope this helps, -Bertrand
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