Hi Florian Maybe the following can help:
What I've tried before is to set the state of a widget to invisble and trigger an update on the repeater from flow. (something like the snippet below) using an action button that triggers the flow-code In a repeater, I would place an action-button or a widget with an event listener (checkbox ?) that triggers the code, but you might have to iterate over all repeater-rows to set the state per row for the widget widget.setState(org.apache.cocoon.forms.formmodel.WidgetState.INVISIBLE) form.addWidgetUpdate(repeaterWidget) I would be happy to find out how you manage to solve your problem Bart 2007/5/18, Dev at weitling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi, I want to hide or show columns in a table on an action. I've implemented this in a fd:on-action/fd:javascript event listener setting the appropriate states (invisible/active) on the column cells. This approach lacks a bit of beauty (mainly in rendering) so here my questions: - Any idea to get it working via the html colgroup elements and css? - Can I initiate the redisplay by re-rendering the template? - How can I call a row- or repeater-action programmatically (there seem to be differences between just removing/adding a row via flowscript and action) - In the last question I want on removing/adding a row on repeater A do the same on repeaters B and C Thank your for any ideas, Florian --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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