Re: Static component question
Re: Static component question
- Subject: Re: Static component question
- From: Guido Neitzer <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 7 Nov 2007 14:29:57 -0700
On 07.11.2007, at 13:24, Shagor Ghani wrote:
Basically, I'm looking to populate a pulldown menu, inappropriately
titled WOPopUpButton in WOBuilder, with a set of values, e.g. "Red",
"Blue", and "Green".
These are named appropriately if you're not looking from a Windows
perspective. A dropdown or pulldown window on the Mac is something
that drops down from the menu bar - not a button where you click on
and it pops up ...
But anyway.
Problem is, I don't want to accomplish this by building an NSArray
of Strings with these values and then binding the NSArray to the
'list' attribute in the
May I ask why?
WOPopUpButton. Is there a better way to do this whereby I don't
have to store these values in code, DB, etc, but directly in my HTML
or somehow in the component itself?
Don't create a WOPopupButton but a normal input element (select) as
you like it, give it a name, and get the value with
"context().request().formValueForKey(name)".
If I take the approach of a static WOPopUpButton component, how
would I access the selection in my code?
There is no "static" WOPopupButton - it is always a "dynamic element".
cug
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