That's great, thanks. That's almost exactly what I had except I had put
brackets on the end of the get_elements, so I couldn't get it to work.
Carl Franks wrote:
2009/3/31 Ascii King :
That works great! Thank you. How do I count the number of elements returned
by the get_all_element funct
2009/3/31 Ascii King :
> That works great! Thank you. How do I count the number of elements returned
> by the get_all_element function?
>
> $form->get_all_element({ type => Repeatable })
>
> If I display the variable, I can see that I get four elements, but I don't
> know how to count them with co
That works great! Thank you. How do I count the number of elements
returned by the get_all_element function?
$form->get_all_element({ type => Repeatable })
If I display the variable, I can see that I get four elements, but I
don't know how to count them with code.
Carl Franks wrote:
2009/3
2009/3/30 Ascii King :
>> I suspect what's happening here is that the rep blocks aren't getting
>> the 'name' copied over.
>> If you use Data::Dumper, you should be able to confirm that.
>> If that's the case, could you commit a fix?
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Carl
>>
>
> So, I'm not a great programmer, bu
I should have realised from the name 'repeat_chunk' that you were
searching for a Block, not a field.
Yes, you need:
get_all_element()
See? I'm not lazy. Just dumb. ;)
I suspect what's happening here is that the rep blocks aren't getting
the 'name' copied over.
If you use Data::Dumper
2009/3/26 Ascii King :
> I read the documentation. I swear! :)
> Will the get_field function grab a div tag? I can't get it to, even if the
> tag is not in a repeatable element. The div tag I want is buried in some
> fieldsets, so do I need to use 'get_all_element'?
>
> Truthfully I've tried every
I read the documentation. I swear! :)
Will the get_field function grab a div tag? I can't get it to, even if
the tag is not in a repeatable element. The div tag I want is buried in
some fieldsets, so do I need to use 'get_all_element'?
Truthfully I've tried every combination and I can only get
2009/3/26 Ascii King :
> Thanks for your help so far. I have the first-child working but it isn't
> exactly what I need. I have some javascript code that allows me to
> dynamically add rows to repeatable elements. However, it refers to the rows
> by classname and id. I need to be able to make the f
Thanks for your help so far. I have the first-child working but it isn't
exactly what I need. I have some javascript code that allows me to
dynamically add rows to repeatable elements. However, it refers to the
rows by classname and id. I need to be able to make the first or last
row in the rep
2009/3/26 Ascii King :
> I believe the output of a Repeatable is wrapped in div tag. I use the
> following code to generate a div tag.
>
> - type: Repeatable
> nested_name: appointments
> counter_name: appointment_count
> attributes:
> class: ShawnTest
> id: appointment_co
I believe the output of a Repeatable is wrapped in div tag. I use the
following code to generate a div tag.
- type: Repeatable
nested_name: appointments
counter_name: appointment_count
attributes:
class: ShawnTest
id: appointment_count
elements:
This outputs
2009/3/26 Ascii King :
> I apologize for asking this twice, but I have not yet solved it.
> Is it possible to specify a different characteristic for the first record in
> a repeatable? I would like the class in the first repeatable block to be
> different from the rest of the class tags. Something
2009/3/26 Ascii King :
> I apologize for asking this twice, but I have not yet solved it.
> Is it possible to specify a different characteristic for the first record in
> a repeatable? I would like the class in the first repeatable block to be
> different from the rest of the class tags. Something
13 matches
Mail list logo
