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OK, I am stumped by this!!
The example I was referring to is here: Re: is it possible to get the key/value of the dropdown?
John Brinkman's blog deals with dropdowns, and issues like setItems() and addItem().
One of his entries states (Populating list boxes![]()
"One of the Reader 9 enhancements was a new API call to populate list boxes:field.setItems(). The motivation for the new API is to provide better performance for populating lists.
Prior to Reader 9, the standard way to populate a list box is to call:
field.addItem(displayValue [, boundValue])
for each item in the list. The new API looks like:
field.setItems(itemListString [, numColumns])
The first parameter is a comma-separated list of values, the second parameter is an integer telling the field how many columns are in the data (defaults to one). The second parameter is designed for future extensibility if we choose to some day implement a multi-column list box."
Now, while you can bind multiple categories to an item in xml dataset, I don't know how to access bound vales after the first bound value.
Hopehully Paul, Jono or Bruce will have the solution.
Sorry,
N.
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