Re: WORadiobutton bindings
Re: WORadiobutton bindings
- Subject: Re: WORadiobutton bindings
- From: Sam Barnum <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2004 07:01:21 -0800
If you look at the HTML that is generated, each repetition's radio
button group has the same "name" attribute. This is obviously
confusing to the client browser, since it assumes that all the radio
buttons map to the same field.
The solution is to ensure that each repetition assigns a unique "name"
value to the radio button input group. You can make use of the "index"
binding of WORepetition to help with this. Bind the "index" to a
settable value, and then bind a custom accessor to the "name" of your
radio button. Something like this (untested)
public String radioButtonName() {
return "choice".concat(String.valueOf(repetitionIndex + 1));
}
On Monday, January 19, 2004, at 05:24 AM, Frank Stock wrote:
Hi,
In order to make an evalution, users have to select a radiobutton
(from 1 to 8). One question at a time is no problem. However when I
make use of a repetition, the selection they have made is lost after
clicking the submit-button.I do a dynamic binding of the radio-group,
so when I fill in the values in the database, I can see the selection
in my browser, but after submitting, everthing goes back to the
initial values.
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