> I think that I understand your case but I don't know where is the
> problem. It's quite complicated situation for binding and runtime of a
> form but CForms are able to manage it, surely.
I'm sure about CForms being able to handle it, but not sure about me ;-)
> I guess that you will need to write your own binding or on-change
> handlers (or both) but they will not be much troublesome.
Yes, but I want to keep it as clean as possible.
> First, you must realize that you are dealing with
> semi-three-dimensional table. One dimension is number of languages,
> second is number of question-anwsers sets and third is number of
> answers. Since rendering three-dimensional tables is rather tricky you
> will need... five repeaters ;-)
Hah! I'm here with three repeaters. And it's not just a table but a tree
structure with connections between its nodes and leafs...
> QL must be simple repeater with on-change handler that updates
> questions and answers repeaters according to the changes performed on
> QL by user. Next, you will need question+answers repeater that holds
> as row pair of question and answers. Question is just simple repeater
> that have a row for each language (rendered as column, though).
> Answers is repeater that have a row for each answer. Answer, similarly
> to the question, is repeater that holds answer for each language.
My project is about multiple choice questions. For that there's a lot of
answers (which may be false) and localized text for the question and the
answers.
My code till now is as follows:
class Question {
int id;
Collection questionDatas, questionLocales, answers;
}
class QuestionData {
int questionID, questionLocaleID;
String data; // the text
}
class QuestionLocale {
int id, questionID;
String locale;
Collection answerDatas;
}
class Answers {
int id, questionID;
Collection answerDatas;
}
class AnswerData {
int answerID, questionLocaleID;
String data; // the text
}
<fb:repeater id="questionLocaleRepeater" parent-path="."
row-path="questionLocales">
<fb:identity>
<fb:value id="questionLocale" path="locale"/>
</fb:identity>
<fb:on-bind>
<fb:value id="questionData" path="questionData/data"/>
</fb:on-bind>
</fb:repeater>
<fb:repeater id="answerRepeater" parent-path="." row-path="answers">
<fb:identity>
<fb:value id="answerID" path="id"/>
</fb:identity>
<fb:on-bind>
<fb:value id="answerCorrect" path="correct"/>
<!--
now here's the point: I want to access and compare the
id of the answers/id with questionLocales/answerDatas/answerID
but switching the path means cutting the branch I'm
sitting on. If I only could use a kind of variable holding the current id
the answerRepeater...
-->
<fb:repeater id="localeAnswerRepeater" parent-path="."
row-path="/questionLocales/answerDatas[./answerID=/answers/id]">
<fb:on-bind>
<fb:value id="answerData" path="data"/>
</fb:on-bind>
</fb:repeater>
</fb:on-bind>
</fb:repeater>
> Yeah, rendering five repeaters in HTML nicely will demand some of your
> own rendering by is doable. Hope that this helps a little. If not,
> explain what is exact problem, please.
Sorry, if I complicate it too much. Tomorrow is a new day!
Bye and thanks,
Florian
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