Niclas,
it's the same as Simone described, but here is the example I used. I
won't post the entire sample, but just a short version. I modified the
inplace_edit example in the cforms block to test this.
In my flowscript I modified the do_inplace function
(forms_flow_example.js), where the floscript function now looks like:
form.showForm("inplace_edit-display-pipeline.jx");
var buttonId = form.submitId;
var widget = form.lookupWidget(buttonId);
var attribute = widget.getAttribute("objectType");
print(attribute);
In my form definition I have an OK button with an attribute objectType
with the value 123.
<fd:submit id="ok">
<fd:label>OK</fd:label>
<fd:attributes>
<fd:attribute name="objectType" value="123"/>
</fd:attributes>
</fd:submit>
Then in my form template I defined the widget to be shown on the page.
<ft:widget id="ok"/>
When pressing OK in my form, flowscript prints out '123' (the value of
the objectType attribute).
What I meant with my previous email was that you showed us an example of
one of your widgets.
[quote]
<fd:submit id="link-contributionDOT2">
<fd:label>Datenbankkomprimierung</fd:label>
<fd:attributes>
<attribute name="objectType" value="link-contribution" />
<attribute name="id" value="2" />
^^^^
</fd:attributes>
</fd:submit>
[/quote]
If you look at it carefully, you will nottice I contains the fd: prefix
for *attributes*, but not for an *attribute*.
That's why you get the null value back when requesting the attribute value.
I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Jeroen Reijn
ZongoZongo wrote:
@Reijn: I am still not that familiar with cocoon. I would be kind, if you
could post the sourcecode, of how to fetch the value.
Thanks a lot
regards,
Niclas
Jeroen Reijn wrote:
Niclas,
now I understood what went wrong before.
Try fetching the value after putting the namespace in front the attribute:
<fd:submit id="link-contributionDOT2">
<fd:label>Datenbankkomprimierung</fd:label>
<fd:attributes>
<fd:attribute name="objectType" value="link-contribution" />
<fd:attribute name="id" value="2" />
</fd:attributes>
</fd:submit>
Does this help? I tried it with cocoon 2.1.10 and it seems to work.
Kind regards,
Reijn
ZongoZongo wrote:
Yea, that sounds great. Sadly I get a null value forr the "var attribute"
:-(
Thats one of my widgets:
<fd:submit id="link-contributionDOT2">
<fd:label>Datenbankkomprimierung</fd:label>
<fd:attributes>
<attribute name="objectType" value="link-contribution" />
<attribute name="id" value="2" />
</fd:attributes>
</fd:submit>
Why is this so difficult :-D
Niclas
Simone Gianni-2 wrote:
ZongoZongo wrote:
The Problem is, that the forms are generated dynamically. So i dont now
which
buttons eaven exists.
Hi Niclas,
you can write the following :
var buttonid = form.submitId;
var widget = form.lookupWidget(buttonid);
var attribute = widget.getAttribute("myattribute");
More or less .. :) I don' t have the code by hand, but that's the idea.
Simone
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