On 25-Oct-06, at 4:35 PM, Chip Myers wrote:
Mark: Thanks for your reply. I was able to get the setItemSelected () method to execute. I have one more issue, as follows:Basically, the WOCheckBox is embedded in a WORepetition. These are part of one page, let's call it Display.wo. Display.wo the functionality of showing a list of individual names, with checkboxes appearing beside them.___________________________________________________________________ Display.wo CheckBox 1 Individual 1 CheckBox 2 Individual 2 CheckBox 3 Individual 3 etc.... ____________________________________________________________________Display.wo is then called from a separate WebObjects file, let's call it Edit.wo. This is done for the purpose of generating a nice scrolling bar to help navigate through the list. Edit.wo offers several modfication buttons... Edit, Delete, Add.____________________________________________________________________ Edit.wo Please search for your individual ___TEXTBOX__________********************************************************************** *************************Display.wo CheckBox 1 Individual 1 CheckBox 2 Individual 2 CheckBox 3 Individual 3 etc....********************************************************************** ***********************EditButton DeleteButton AddButton _____________________________________________________________________The problem lies here. Clicking edit, delete, or add... will not submit the form for Display.wo, since they are part of a separate .wo file. Instead of I've added an onClick attribute to my WOCheckBox, which successfully is able to invoke the setItemSelected() method.... but only when it is checked (not when unchecked). How do I call setItem Selected() when unchecking a WOCheckBox? Or, is there a way to submit an inner page, by clicking a button from the outer page?
Move your WOForm to the Edit.wo component so it wraps both the WORepetition *and* the edit/add/delete buttons.
You make repeated mention of an onClick binding. What would that look like? onClick is a javascript hook, so unless you are doing something funky, it is only going to have an effect in the clients browser. It's not going to be able to call server side methods unless you are using AJAX.
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