Hi, Chip,
I will often embed the Object's display string in a WOHyperlink for
editing the object and add a WOHyperlink for "Delete" beside it in
the list. When the user clicks on either link, you have immediate
access to the bound item from the list. This also allows the user to
perform either action with a single click rather than having to click
to set the radio button, then click again to edit or delete it.
HTH.
Regards,
Jerry
On Jul 19, 2006, at 11:38 AM, Chip Myers wrote:
I'm currently displaying a list of objects in a WORepetition, with
each object having a WORadioButton displayed beside it. Once the
list finishes generating, I display 2 hyperlinks, edit and delete,
whose operations can then be performed on any one object in the
list. Within the WORepetition, I've created two variables
ObjectList for list and ObjectItem for item.
o Object 1
o Object 2
.
.
.
o Object n
edit delete
TI'd like to perform an edit on one selected objectItem. Once the
edit and delete buttons are generated, however, the objectItem has
been populated with a value of null. How, is it possible to
capture the objectItem that has been selected with the radiobutton?
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