Re: Obtaining the value of controls

Greg Collins — Tue, 07 Nov 2006 23:53:28 GMT

First, the if statements should read: if(strValue == "false"), etc.

Note that you are assigning the value "false" (single equal sign) instead of comparing (double equal sign).

Second, strValue is the .text value already and that property probably doesn't even exist on the variable.

Since this code is not running in the OnLoad event handler, you should not be using the .IsDefault property. Instead you should use the SwitchViews() function.

Obtaining the value of controls

Jackie — Tue, 07 Nov 2006 14:10:28 GMT

Can anyone help? I have put in place a control that forces the user to click on a checkbox. Depending on the value with depend on the view the user sees. The code is below:

var strValue
strValue = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode"//my:Change/my:ChangeSubmit").text

XDocument.UI.Alert(strValue)

if (strValue.text = "false")
XDocument.ViewInfos("Main View").IsDefault = true;

if (strValue.text = "true")
XDocument.ViewInfos("TUG View").IsDefault = true;

The value (strValue) is correct and is giving me a true or false text value via the alert. The problem I am having is that the "If" statement is not recognising the value therefore the line of code that changes the view does not run.

Any suggestions greatly appreciated.

Many thanks
Jackie

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Re: Obtaining the value of controls

Obtaining the value of controls