pdavie
08-23-2006, 10:14 AM
Hi,
This may be a newbie question, but I'm stuck: The documentation mentions variables that are not accessible with the Debugger and the code examples refer to methods that don't exist!
I have a master list of companies- the datasets connect fine.
Above, I have a detail screen, which the user can enter data into.
My problems are as follows:
How do I find out which row is selected in the grid? options to move next / back but not find current selected row.
How do I see the row dataset as against the whole thing.
For example:
<dataset name="xyz" src="contacts.xml">
<valueList>
<value name="John" phone="9981221"/>
<value name="Sally" phone="9981223"/>
<value name="Faye" phone="9981224"/>
<valueList>
</dataset>
...Other screen code
<tabpane name="tp" datapath="xyz:/valueList/value[1]">
... views, edit boxes etc. that show the values: works OK
</tabpane>
<window name=companyWindow" datapath="xyz:/valueList/value">
<grid ...>
<handler name="onselect">
with (tp.datapath)
{
setXPath('xyz:/valueList/value[' + getNodeOffset() + ']')
}
</handler>
<gridcolumn ... >Name
<statictext datapath="@name"/>
</gridcolumn>
<gridcolumn ... >Phone
<statictext datapath="@phone"/>
</gridcolumn>
</grid>
</window>
I'm using OpenLaszlo 3.3.3 and get a deprecated warning for getNodeOffset and it refers to 'position' which as far as I can tell does not exist, at least from the docs, or the debugger.
What I need to do is set the datapath for "tp" to be the xyz:/valueList/value[x] object where x is the currently selected row.
There is an example in the documentation that shows this, but it uses views not tabpanes and grids and although I have copied the concept it does not work.
I cannot see a way to access valueList/value[x] element. If I have the row number I can set the index, or if I get the relative path within the xpath query, e.g. on row three, get xyz:/valueList/value[3] from somewhere, then I can set the datasource of the tab pane to this and use relative addressing inside the tab pane for the datapath elements.
Suggestions very welcome!
Thanks in advance,
Peter
This may be a newbie question, but I'm stuck: The documentation mentions variables that are not accessible with the Debugger and the code examples refer to methods that don't exist!
I have a master list of companies- the datasets connect fine.
Above, I have a detail screen, which the user can enter data into.
My problems are as follows:
How do I find out which row is selected in the grid? options to move next / back but not find current selected row.
How do I see the row dataset as against the whole thing.
For example:
<dataset name="xyz" src="contacts.xml">
<valueList>
<value name="John" phone="9981221"/>
<value name="Sally" phone="9981223"/>
<value name="Faye" phone="9981224"/>
<valueList>
</dataset>
...Other screen code
<tabpane name="tp" datapath="xyz:/valueList/value[1]">
... views, edit boxes etc. that show the values: works OK
</tabpane>
<window name=companyWindow" datapath="xyz:/valueList/value">
<grid ...>
<handler name="onselect">
with (tp.datapath)
{
setXPath('xyz:/valueList/value[' + getNodeOffset() + ']')
}
</handler>
<gridcolumn ... >Name
<statictext datapath="@name"/>
</gridcolumn>
<gridcolumn ... >Phone
<statictext datapath="@phone"/>
</gridcolumn>
</grid>
</window>
I'm using OpenLaszlo 3.3.3 and get a deprecated warning for getNodeOffset and it refers to 'position' which as far as I can tell does not exist, at least from the docs, or the debugger.
What I need to do is set the datapath for "tp" to be the xyz:/valueList/value[x] object where x is the currently selected row.
There is an example in the documentation that shows this, but it uses views not tabpanes and grids and although I have copied the concept it does not work.
I cannot see a way to access valueList/value[x] element. If I have the row number I can set the index, or if I get the relative path within the xpath query, e.g. on row three, get xyz:/valueList/value[3] from somewhere, then I can set the datasource of the tab pane to this and use relative addressing inside the tab pane for the datapath elements.
Suggestions very welcome!
Thanks in advance,
Peter