I'm using a case script to populate a dropdown
switch
(this.formattedValue) // use the current bound value of the dropdown
{
case "NW1 - Arlington WA":
OSRlumber.addItem("Gary");
OSRlumber.addItem("Miker");
OSRlumber.addItem("James");
OSRlumber.addItem("Joel");
}
// end of switch statement
All works well...however now I find that I need to populate five other separate and independant dropdowns with exactly the same list of names....
those list are
OsrLumber (current list)
OsrKitchens
OsrComponents
+ a few more
Can I use a wildcard in someway at the end of Osr to populate any pulldown with that prefix so I can populate all with one wildcard field name?
Thanks-pc
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Hi,
If you name the dropdowns Osr1, Osr2, etc. then you could set up a loop. Let's say there were five dropdowns, then I would use this in the exit event of the object controlling the dropdown. Note I would also be inclined to include a clearItems() and .rawValue.
switch (this.formattedValue)
{
case "NW1 - Arlington WA":
for (var i=1; i<=5; i++)
{
var DD = xfa.resolveNode("form1.Osr" + i);
DD.rawValue = null;
DD.clearItems();
DD.addItem("Gary");
DD.addItem("Miker");
DD.addItem("James");
DD.addItem("Joel");
}
break;
}
There is an example here: http://assure.ly/gv7Gyk, where on page 2 the script in the mouseEnter event of the thumbnails uses an xfa.resolveNode.
Hope that helps,
Niall
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Hmmm - not working....can you review and see what I'm missing
form1.Page1.Location::exit - (JavaScript, client)
switch
(this.formattedValue) // use the current bound value of the dropdown
{
case "NW1 - Arlington WA":
for (var i=1; i<=7; i++)
{
var DD = xfa.resolveNode("form1.Osr" + i);//I tried just form1.Osr too but that didn't work
DD.rawValue
= null;
DD.clearItems();
DD.addItem.addItem("Gary Gray");
DD.addItem.addItem("Mike Davis");
DD.addItem.addItem("James Schiessl");
DD.addItem.addItem("Joel Schalo");
DD.addItem.addItem("Todd Olson");
DD.addItem.addItem("Ken Canady");
DD.addItem.addItem("Tony Adams");
}
break;
} // end of switch statement
http://share.planswift.com/download/?file=CICAA03H-D7QC-LCCC-AFGS-RPPCFQZW9P3
Thanks! -pc
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Duh - had "adItem" in twice....answered my own question....
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Hi,
Also in your form you do not need the "form1" in the resolveNode.
Here is a working example: https://acrobat.com/#d=Q3s1umNLGCkV0nPZBqavKg
Good luck,
Niall
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