Is it possible to use a variable in an xpath in Input Forms?
Something like this? (I know this exact thing won't work, but just to illustrate)
<!-- Something that would result in the xpath reading e.g. "parameters/keywords/@second_keyword" -->
<input label="Keyword" xpath="'parameters/keywords/@' + [/tmp/@keywordNumber] + '_keyword'"/>
Fore example / More elaborate explanation..:
If I have this in a data schema:
<srcSchema ...>
<element label="Parameters" name="parameters">
<element label="Keywords" name="keywords">
<attribute dbEnum="xtk:enum:first_keyword" label="First Keyword" length="50"
name="first_keyword" pkgStatus="always" type="string" xml="true"/>
<attribute dbEnum="xtk:enum:second_keyword" label="Second Keyword" length="50"
name="second_keyword" pkgStatus="always" type="string" xml="true"/>
<attribute dbEnum="xtk:enum:third_keyword" label="Third Keyword" length="50"
name="third_keyword" pkgStatus="always" type="string" xml="true"/>
</element>
</element>
</srcSchem>
And let's say this in an external delivery input form:
<form ... >
<entry>
<!-- Variable that can contain "first", "second" or "third" -->
<set value="second" xpath="/tmp/@keywordNumber"/>
</entry>
<container ... >
<!-- Showing currently the enum list (hard coded) called "first_keyword", but I want "first" not to be hard coded -->
<input label="Keyword" xpath="parameters/keywords/@first_keyword"/>
</container>
</form>
Is there a simple ish way of using e.g. /tmp/@keyword in the input xpath instead of "first", "second" or "third" being hard coded?
So I hope there's something like this existing: (Again, I know this below does not work, but hope you get the idea of what I want to achieve)
<!-- Something that would result in the xpath reading "parameters/keywords/@second_keyword" -->
<input label="Keyword" xpath="'parameters/keywords/@' + [/tmp/@keywordNumber] + '_keyword'"/>
I've also looked into xpath-values, xpathLink, xpathExpr, xpathEnum, and a few others, but not sure how they work...
Would really appreciate if anyone here knows if this really is doable and how!