Re: Trying to Tweak a WORepetition
Re: Trying to Tweak a WORepetition
- Subject: Re: Trying to Tweak a WORepetition
- From: Janice Cheung <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 13 Oct 2004 17:07:18 -0400
Greetings!
I have a question concerning WORepetitions:
1. Is there a way for one WORepetition to speak to another? For
example, I have two
separate WORepetition lists. One list contains all the
departments a user belongs to.
The second list contains all the departments an administrator
is responsible for. I would
like to combine both WORepetitions together as one list,
removing repetitive data.
More specifically, I have:
<WEBOBJECT
NAME=deptRepetition>
<WEBOBJECT NAME=viewHyperlink><WEBOBJECT
NAME=deptNameString></WEBOBJECT></WEBOBJECT>
<WEBOBJECT
NAME=viewHyperlink><WEBOBJECT NAME=divNameString></WEBOBJECT></WEBOBJECT>
</WEBOBJECT>
<WEBOBJECT
NAME=adminDeptRepetition>
<WEBOBJECT NAME=viewAdminHyperlink><WEBOBJECT
NAME=adminDeptNameString></WEBOBJECT></WEBOBJECT>
<WEBOBJECT
NAME=viewAdminHyperlink><WEBOBJECT NAME=adminDivNameString></WEBOBJECT></WEBOBJECT>
</WEBOBJECT>
Currently, this generates the
following sample list:
Department/division
admin rights
Academic Computing
No Division
Cardiothoracic Surgery
No Division
Medicine
Internal Medicine yes
Medicine
International Medicine
yes
Academic Computing
No Division
yes
Is there a way to reconfigure the WORepetition, so that it can
do something like this instead?
Department/division
admin rights
Academic Computing
No Division
yes
Cardiothoracic
Surgery
No Division
Medicine
Internal Medicine yes
International
Medicine yes
Is the WORepetition functionality tweakable to manipulate the
Department/division lists like this (removing repetitions
and having subsets under department names)?
Any advice or guidance would be greatly appreciated!
Best Regards,
janice
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