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| Monday, March 18, 2013 |
| Tuesday, June 4, 2013 2:18:03 PM |
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Hi, In an authentic form I have a node that gets inserted in xml. It is inserted as:
<EQ otype="boolean">true</EQ>
but I need it to be <EQ otype="boolean"/>
How can I set that up?
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Thanks, Vlad. Setting display to none worked. No need to state the obvious: I'm a newbie. I do appreciate your help!
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I'm using the autocalc to update a node. If I hide it with output-based condition so it doesn't show in authentic, it doesn't update the node either
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I added the condition, so if I'm displaying in authentic it doesn't show -which is fine - but then it does update the value I needed to update either.
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I added the condition, so if I'm displaying in authentic it doesn't show -which is fine - but then it does update the value I needed to update either.
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Does anyone know how to hide an autocalc, so it doesn't show in Authentic?
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Not sure it's the right way, but it seems to work: I inserted an autocalc, in it I put the concat($currentClass,'.',$attributes) then in Authentic properties, Update XML node in Authentic, I added @selectedClassAndAttribute.
Now I just need to hide the autocalc from displaying in form.
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Not sure it's the right way, but it seems to work: I inserted an autocalc, in it I put the concat($currentClass,'.',$attributes) then in Authentic properties, Update XML node in Authentic, I added @selectedClassAndAttribute.
Now I just need to hide the autocalc from displaying in form.
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Hi, In Authentic View, I need to concatenate 2 variables and assign the resulting string to an attribute. I'm using two combo boxes to select the values for the variables and I need to concatenate them (I know how to do it) and assign the new string to an attribute (I don't know how to do it)
The combo boxes store the selected string in two variable templates. These two combo boxes and the variables are within the context of the attribute (SelectedClassAndAttribute) I need to assign the concatenated string to.
The combos have these values:
combo1, which stores the selected value in $currentClass has:
employee department company
combo2, which stores the selected value in $attributes displays the attributes of the selected class. So, for employee, it displays gender, dob, salary...
So, if I select $currentClass=employee and $attributes=gender, I concatenate these with concat($currentClass,'.',$attributes), but then how do I assign this to the attribute SelectedClassAndAttribute???
Thanks!
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Thanks for you help!
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