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I was wondering if anyone knew how to pass the contents of a field in a given stack to javascript. I want to dynamically change which radio button is checked using the contents of a field in a stack and I'm not sure how to accomplish this. any advice would be appreciated.
BryanThis message has been edited. Last edited by: brjohnson,
Bryan Johnson WebFOCUS 7.7.03 Maintain Win 7 Excel, PDF, HTML
For radio buttons, I think I usually populate from a stack, say a Stack of A12.
Then if the setting of another field signifies which one is to be checked, I set FocIndex in the stack that populates the radio buttons.
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Declare radioStack/Stack of a12;
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radioStack(1)='Option1';
radioStack(2)='Option2';
radioStack(3)='Option3';
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If value expression then radioStack.FocIndex = 1; else...
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If you really want to pass a value down to js, place it in a hidden field, and access that field in the js.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Alan B,
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