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Re: XF: Adding select1 items using JS: msg#00053

Subject: Re: XF: Adding select1 items using JS
Allan Beaufour wrote:
Friday 14 October 2005 15:30 skrev Rojek Piotr:

how can i add new item to my select1 element using JavaScript??
code example or website would be appreciated


Why does it have to be through JavaScript?

If the <select1> is using an <itemset>, you can use <insert> and <setvalue> to add to it.

My situation is:
I have one window that opens second. And this second does some operations and then it must add some items to select1 which is placed in the first. That is why I would prefer JS. Maybe I am missing sth because I am new in XF so please show me the path…


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