In the "Enhancing Maintain HTMLTables with HTML" Lab, there were 3 topics that required follow up. I am
putting the code for all 3 techniques in this forum. Please let me know if you have any questions or comments. Remember to set the Content Type of the field in the HTMLTable to 1 - HTML.

I. Radio Button Code

The code to include a Radio Button into the HTMLTable was omitted from the presentation. Here is the code:

  
Compute Stk(i).rbutton/a250 =
      "<input type=radio name=radiox " || I || " value='G'>G " |
      "<input type=radio name=radiox " || I || " value='NR'>NR " |
      "<input type=radio name=radiox " || I || " value='PG'>PG " |
      "<input type=radio name=radiox " || I || " value='PG13'>PG13 " |
      "<input type=radio name=radiox " || I || " value='R'>R " 
  Compute I=I+1;
Endrepeat

And you can preset the item you want by using the word CHECKED:

 
"<input type=radio name=radiox " || I || " value='NR' CHECKED>NR "

II. Dynamic List Boxes

The following code not only creates List Boxes, but populates them dynamically. The example uses the car file
and displays all cars by country:

 
MAINTAIN FILE car

$$Declarations

Case Top
for all next country into stk
compute stk.slist/a200;
compute i/i2=1;
compute j/i2=1;
compute q/a1 = "'";
repeat stk.foccount
  reposition country
  stack clear stk2
  for all next country car into stk2(2)
     where country eq stk(i).country;
  compute stk(i).slist = "<select name=list " || i || ">" 
  compute j=1;
  repeat stk2.foccount
  	   compute stk(i).slist = stk(i).slist ||
		 " <option value= " || q || stk2[j).car || q || ">" || stk2(j).car || "</option> " 
		compute j=j+1;
  endrepeat
  compute stk(i).slist = stk(i).slist || "	</select>"
  compute i=i+1;
endrepeat
Winform Show Form1; 
EndCase

case showme
compute i=1;
repeat stk.foccount
compute stk(i).sel/a10 = Form1.GetHTMLField('list' || I);
compute i=i+1;
endrepeat
endcase

END

III. Presetting List box values

Thanks to Tony A, we learned that adding 'selected' to the list box value pre-selects an item on a list box.
Tony, I owe you an hour of consulting . This example checks the value of the database and then dynamically presets this listbox.

 
compute x1/A10='';
compute x2/A10='';
compute x3/A10='';
compute x4/A10='';
compute x5/A10='';
compute x6/A10='';
if stk(i).rating = ' ' then compute x1='selected';
if stk(i).rating = 'G' then compute x2='selected';
if stk(i).rating = 'NR' then compute x3='selected';
if stk(i).rating = 'PG' then compute x4='selected';
if stk(i).rating = 'G13' then compute x5='selected';
if stk(i).rating = 'R' then compute x6='selected';
  Compute Stk(I).lbox/a250 = 
  "<select name=list " || I || ">" |
  "  <option value='  ' " || x1 || ">    </option>    "  |
  "  <option value='G'  " || x2 || "> G</option>    "  |
  "  <option value='NR' " || x3 || "> NR</option>  "  |
  "  <option value='PG' " || x4 || "> PG</option>  "  |
  "  <option value='PG13'" || x5 || ">PG13</option>  "  |
  "  <option value='R'  " || x6 || "> R</option>    "  |
  "  </select>"

Thank you to all of you that attended my sessions and labs. I hope to hear from you soon.

Mark Derwin

Mark,

Comments eh? Just one to say that I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation and so relevant to a piece I am doing at the moment, thanks so much!

As for the hour, I'll settle for another couple of excellent ppts next summit - it appears that I have got the taste for them!!

T