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 TEXTBOX DEPENDENT ON LISTBOX IN EDITABLE FORM

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mtsoulis

Posts: 17
Posted: 07/31/2016, 1:27 PM

Hi guys!
I'm beginner and sorry me for my questions.. (sometimes silly questions )
I have the editable grid "mystudents" and the textbox "stsemister"
I have also the independent listbox "semisters"
I wish, when I choose the right semister from the listbox "semisters", the textbox "stsemister" get the same value for all my records in this editable grid.
I will appreciate if your answer includes your instructions and the necessary code.
Thanks in advance!
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MichaelMcDonald

Posts: 640
Posted: 08/03/2016, 3:18 PM

A purely PHP solution requires a button on the same form as the listbox.

On button click, you can use an Action "Save Control Value".
Control name is the 'listbox' name
Destination Type Is: Session
And Destination Name is whatever you want to name the Session Variable example: listboxvalue

Then you run a 'custom code' update query on the grid results, same table as was used in grid builder and same MySQL arguments...

custom code example:

$db = new cls DBConnection1():

$SQL = "UPDATE gridtable SET textboxfield =" . CCGetSession("listboxvalue") . "WHERE whatever and whatever";
$db->query($SQL);

$db->close();

When the page refreshes, all the grid will show whatever value came from the listbox.

Somewhere, remember to clear the session variable CCSetSession("listboxvalue",""):


The other way involves using javascript to detect the onchangeevent of the listbox, and applying the value to to the grid - here is the onchange in jquery:

This will get the text value from the listbox:
<script>
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#the_html_ID_of yourlistboxgoeshere').change(function(){
var listboxtext = $(this).find('option:selected').text();
Alert(listboxtext);
});
});
</script>

This will get the select value from the listbox:
<script>
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#the_html_ID_of yourlistboxgoeshere').change(function(){
var listboxvalue = $(this).find('option:selected').val();
alert(listboxvalue);
});
});
</script>

I've not written a value back to multiple grid fields using Jquery JS after getting it using onchange, but I've done similar and there is a wealth of stuff to be found by googling this subject.
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