I have a form, which loads it’s content from a json file - has two combos (among others)… combo1 is enabled, combo2 is disabled.
combo.attachEvent(“onChange”, function(value) {});
has code that is value!=“” then combo2.enable else combo2.disable.
Combo2 “input” becomes enabled, but the label is still gray… so, do I need to call something else to enable it?
window1.forms[tmp.counter].getCombo(lastItem).attachEvent("onChange", function(value) {
window1 = WinMgr1.getTopmostWindow(true); // OZZ
if (window1.linkedCombos[name]!="") {
window1.linkedCombos[name].clearAll();
window1.linkedCombos[name].setComboValue(null);
window1.linkedCombos[name].setComboText("");
if (value!="") {
window1.linkedCombos[name].enable();
} else {
window1.linkedCombos[name].disable();
}
}
});
I traced all of the above code - everything it working flawlessly. linkedCombox[name] is the correct instance of WinMgr1.getTopmostWindow(true)'s getCombo(by_name). but maybe getCombo(by_name) is too low, and I should be doing get Something else to enable it???
Thanks for any assistance!
O.
PS. Ignore what looks like a blue-pin in place of the dropdown - these are dxhtmlxCombo’s - just the ones that do real-time filter, I have trumped the drop down with a different U/I.
