I have a dropdown that has a few hundred common medical descriptions and in binding I have manual values set for each that is the resultant medical code. For simplicity sake the dropdown list will be:
N/A
One
Two
Three
and the value relations:
Value | Item |
---|---|
0 | N/A |
A1 | One |
A2 | Two |
B1 | Three |
After the dropdown is a text field labled Medical Code.
I need two things to happen. If a Medical code is entered the appropriate description is selected. If a description is selected the medical code is automatically populated.
Thanks in advance
Bryan
Message was edited by: bmmcwhirt
P.S. I forgot to mention I prefer to use javascript for the scripting language.
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Hi Bryan,
If I get you correctly, then this can be achieved by giving the same name to the dropdown and the textfield. Then select one of them and in the Object > Binding palette set the binding to Global.
There is an example here linking two dropdowns, which should give you a start: http://assure.ly/jtTkdO.
In your case it is simplier.
Hope that helps,
Niall
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Hi Bryan,
If I get you correctly, then this can be achieved by giving the same name to the dropdown and the textfield. Then select one of them and in the Object > Binding palette set the binding to Global.
There is an example here linking two dropdowns, which should give you a start: http://assure.ly/jtTkdO.
In your case it is simplier.
Hope that helps,
Niall
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Niall,
Thanks! That is exactly what I needed. I havent gotten this far in my layout yet so this may not be an issue as Im watching a tutorial on this now, but will this affect that I will have 10-50 fo these fields addd dynamically? I'm watching one of the Adobe video tutorials now but figured I'd just ask in case the video doenst answer the question.
Thanks again.
Bryan
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