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Joe O'Toole
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9/21/2009 7:51 PM
I've tried adding the onclick or onchange options to the radio button FLD definition - IE: onclick="test_function()", but it seems to have no effect. has anyone done this or is there a better way? Thanks.
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9/21/2009 8:10 PM
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If you are using Design Studio, Lawson will automatically call the RADIO_OnClick(id,row) function. You can then capture which button (id) is selected & you can then call the necessary function from there.
function RADIO_OnClick(id, row)
{
if (id = "val1")
{
yourfunction();
}
}
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9/21/2009 8:30 PM
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Joe - My bad. I forgot to include some additional code. The "id" that comes back is only the name of the radio button group(the same for all your options). You will then need to get the actual form value to identify which option was selected:
function RADIO_OnClick(id, row)
{
if (id = "RadioBtns")
{
var vRadioOption = lawForm.getFormValue(id);
if (vRadioOption = "Val1")
yourfunction();
}
}
ShawnV
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9/22/2009 1:02 PM
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I could have sworn I replied to this message yesterday, anyway.
If you are using Design Studio, for every cilck on a Radio Button, Lawson calls the function RADIO_OnClick(id,row). Once that function is called, you will then need to get the form value to determine which radio button was actually selected. Once you know that, you can then call your own function as necessary. Below is some sample code:
function RADIO_OnClick(id, row)
{
if (id == "radio1")
{
var vRadioOption = lawForm.getFormValue(id);
if (vRadioOption == "FirstOption")
yourfunction()
}
}
Joe O'Toole
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9/22/2009 1:14 PM
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Thanks, I'll try this out today and let you know.
Joe O'Toole
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9/22/2009 2:57 PM
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This worked. Thanks!
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