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Yes it is. I used the same technique in running a report based on static value from combobox and it worked with same GOTO technique. But this fails when updating 2nd combobox using chaining..?!
With 769, you should do this with conditional chaining. On the Pamameters Canvas, draw a link between combobox1 and combobox2. Combobox one has the static values list. For combobox2, you should click the link between the 2 comboboxes, and in the Properties and Settings dialog that displays, create the default condition for populating combobox2. Then create a new condition for how you want the next static value to affect the population of combobox2. Make sure the Action is "Populate w/a Data" since you will already have the Default condition with its data.
Hope this helps.
David Glick Director WebFOCUS App Studio and WebFOCUS Developer Studio WebFOCUS Division Information Builders, Inc. Direct (917) 339-5560 Voice Mail (212) 736-6250 x3560 Fax (212) 947-5168 Email david_glick@ibi.com
Does anyone know how to direct the message output that is generated when populating the second control in the chain, to a place where the developer can see it?
I am speakinbg of the focexec code that is submitted to the server in order to generate the HOLD xml. For a submission that returns a report, the messages are imbedded (as comments) in the returned HTML. But the refresh code has no target frame (because its purpose is not to produce a formatted report).
It would be nifty to be able to direct that output to a (tiny) frame, from which one could transfer it to a plain text file (CTL-A, CTL-C; CTL-P) to see what happened. But I have not seen any way to accomplish that.
- Jack Gross WF through 8.1.05
Posts: 1925 | Location: NYC | In FOCUS since 1983 | Registered: January 11, 2005
When you click the link between the 2 controls, you should get an elongated window named "Properties and Settings". At the top of that window, there is an area called "Action". It defaults to "Populate,Show". The dropdown allows selection of several other actions, one of which is "Populate w/a,show".
David Glick Director WebFOCUS App Studio and WebFOCUS Developer Studio WebFOCUS Division Information Builders, Inc. Direct (917) 339-5560 Voice Mail (212) 736-6250 x3560 Fax (212) 947-5168 Email david_glick@ibi.com