Hey, I suppose that I am one of the most present members in this forum, only asking question I mean. lol... I expect to contribute more soon.
Well, think over this problem:
I have a ListGrid with five columns: contractId - versionId - versionDate - versionTotalPackingList - versionTotalParts.
For each contract I would have many versions. Ergo, the subsequent fields would be multi-valued fields,i.e., I will have more than one version data for these fields: versionId - versionDate - versionTotalPackingList - versionTotalParts.
To implement a grouping approach is not an option, due the business rules.
How could I transform the versionId in a combo, and set its valuemap accordingly the versions for each contract? Please, keep in mind that when the user pick another versionId, the subsequent fields must be refreshed.
I know that I am changing the control default behavior, but it is a user requirement. However, whether it is not possible till now, would be more easy to justify for the customer and suggest an alternative approach.
Best regards,
Vitor Eduardo
Well, think over this problem:
I have a ListGrid with five columns: contractId - versionId - versionDate - versionTotalPackingList - versionTotalParts.
For each contract I would have many versions. Ergo, the subsequent fields would be multi-valued fields,i.e., I will have more than one version data for these fields: versionId - versionDate - versionTotalPackingList - versionTotalParts.
To implement a grouping approach is not an option, due the business rules.
How could I transform the versionId in a combo, and set its valuemap accordingly the versions for each contract? Please, keep in mind that when the user pick another versionId, the subsequent fields must be refreshed.
I know that I am changing the control default behavior, but it is a user requirement. However, whether it is not possible till now, would be more easy to justify for the customer and suggest an alternative approach.
Best regards,
Vitor Eduardo
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