Background
Using a JSF listShuttle component.
Problem
Put the selected value of the second box to be in the other outtext box.
Question
How do I put the value selected in the right-hand box of a list shuttle into an outputText field?
Editor's Note
The following image is my interpretation of the original question:
The second box (right side) is a list, if you want to display a particular value you would have to extract it from a list or do something like this:
#{bean.list[2]}
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I had problem when trying make form using MS.Access and i don't know how to make text area value same as combobox value like this picture:
You can use:
Me!TextItem.Value = Me!ComboItem.Value
Of course, use the actual names of your controls.
Here is an image of it. I want the default value to be Open when the toggle is selected as yes.
Change the Default setting for the dropdown control to a formula along these lines:
If(MyToggle.Value=true,"Three","One")
If the control is a Combobox, which is what's used for a SharePoint Choice column, then the items are records, not just a list of text. For a combo box you need to change the property for "DefaultSelectedItems" and set it to something like this:
If(MyToggle.Value,{Value:"Three"},Parent.Default)
Make sure that the value you are using is a valid one according to the SharePoint choice column definition.
I have a QlikView TextBox with some text like "This is a test and it is not working".
Now I want to show the same text on another Sheet in another TextBox and it should always be the same.
So I want to reference the first TextBox, so that the text will be displayed in the second one.
Is it possible to refernce the TextBox by their ID? And if so, how can I realise this?
Create your text box, right click on it, select "Copy to Clipboard -> Object", then go to whatever sheet you want the mirrored text box on (or same sheet if you want it on same), right click and select "Paste Sheet Object As Link". I believe that will do what you want. You could always use a variable to accomplish this if you have a use for the text elsewhere.
You can create a linked object, which will mean that the content of one is mirrored on the other.
Set up a text box on one tab, then drag it onto a new tab whilst holding CTRL+SHIFT, you'll see a little chain link appear as you drag the object.
Now a change in one of these objects will reflected in all of the others.
One component (Windows terminology) or widget (UNIX/X11 terminology) has precisely ONE physical manifestation; that's just a fundamental tenet of geometry management.
In order to have a textbox that "mirrors" another one, so to speak, you must retrieve the contents of the original and post it into the copy. Make certain that you do this every time there's an event that either (a) modifies the text in the original textbox or (b) exposes--that is, renders visible when 'twas previously (partially) invisible--the secondary textbox.
i have a report and the user has 2 text boxes if one text box is empty i want the other to not show anything
is there an expression to do so ?
so if i have
no data in a calculated field then i don't want to show anything in the other box,
as currently it shows regardless if theirs data or not.
ive tried looking at IfNothing but as this is
a condition baced on weather a seperate text box is populated then i dont think it will work
You can set the value of the second textbox based on the data in the first in the following way.
In the second textbox create a new expression as follows
=iif(isnothing(ReportItems!txtSource.Value), "Nothing", "Something")
Where txtSource is the name of the textbox you wish to inspect for data. When the value of txtSource is equivalent to null, in the example above Nothing is displayed, otherwise Something
How can I get selected value from a drop down list using YUI.
Thanks.
If you're talking about something like the combobox found here: http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/examples/autocomplete/ac_combobox.html
You can get the value from the element's value property. e.g.
document.getElementById("text_box_id").value
To see this in action, go to the above link, select a value for the first input box, then past the below code into your browser's address bar:
javascript:alert(document.getElementById("bInput").value);