I have 2 dropboxes. Dropbox 1 is a list of names. Dropbox 2 is a list of numbers, each number corresponds to a name in dropbox 1
Dropbox1 - Names
- Bill
- John
- Roberta
Dropbox2 - numbers
- 0000 (Bill's number)
- 1111 (Roberta's number)
- 2222 (John's number)
Is it possible to select a name in Dropbox 1 and have the corresponding number for each name show in dropbox 2?
Thank you in advance for any help and input!
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Simple.
Two combos, one has names, one has numbers
In the change event (javascript) for DropDownList1 put:
if ($.boundItem(xfa.event.newText) == "Bill") {
this.resolveNode("DropDownList2").rawValue = "0000";
}
else if ($.boundItem(xfa.event.newText) == "John") {
this.resolveNode("DropDownList2").rawValue = "1111";
}
else if ($.boundItem(xfa.event.newText) == "Roberta") {
this.resolveNode("DropDownList2").rawValue = "2222";
}
NOTE: Unless you make your second combo readonly, you will be able to select a different number regardless of what is selected in the first.
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Simple.
Two combos, one has names, one has numbers
In the change event (javascript) for DropDownList1 put:
if ($.boundItem(xfa.event.newText) == "Bill") {
this.resolveNode("DropDownList2").rawValue = "0000";
}
else if ($.boundItem(xfa.event.newText) == "John") {
this.resolveNode("DropDownList2").rawValue = "1111";
}
else if ($.boundItem(xfa.event.newText) == "Roberta") {
this.resolveNode("DropDownList2").rawValue = "2222";
}
NOTE: Unless you make your second combo readonly, you will be able to select a different number regardless of what is selected in the first.
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Nice; I'm going to bookmark this one.
I'm guessing the Case statement would be helpful here too.
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Sure thing, a switch can be used too.
You could alternatively use this javascript in DropDownList1's change event:
switch($.boundItem(xfa.event.newText))
{
case "Bill":
this.resolveNode("DropDownList2").rawValue = "0000";
break;
case "John":
this.resolveNode("DropDownList2").rawValue = "1111";
break;
case "Roberta":
this.resolveNode("DropDownList2").rawValue = "2222";
break;
default:
break;
}
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Glad to help
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