Why not also use your condition 't:if' in the body of the AjaxFormLoop...
2009/10/1 cordenier christophe
> Actually, i had a closer look to AjaxFormLoop. Here the Javascript that
> launches trigger the start for add row event :
>
> ajaxFormLoop : function(spec)
> {
> var rowInjec
Actually, i had a closer look to AjaxFormLoop. Here the Javascript that
launches trigger the start for add row event :
ajaxFormLoop : function(spec)
{
var rowInjector = $(spec.rowInjector);
$(spec.addRowTriggers).each(function(triggerId)
{
$(triggerId).
Here's what i've tried, but it won't work as expected.
It works only after a page reload or a reload of the whole formloop.
Define your own AddRowLink that checks a condition before
launching the AddRow Event...
How can i check conditions *before* triggering the event?
Hi
Maybe you can achieve this by setting the addRow parameter on the
AjaxFormLoop. Define your own AddRowLink that checks a condition before
launching the AddRow Event...
2009/10/1 Stefan
> Hi,
>
> is it possible to block adding further rows to an AjaxFormloop?
> Inside my addRow method i check
Hi,
is it possible to block adding further rows to an AjaxFormloop?
Inside my addRow method i check some things and in some cases I don't
want to add further rows.
In these cases i return a FALSE (tried NULL also), but the last row
will be appended twice (or more times).
What's going wrong
