hello dean,
ids are generated when new items are inserted into a repeating
structure. an id of course *doesn't* change during the life cycle of the
form control. once generated, it remains until the control is disposed
by either a delete action or shutdown.
regards, uli.
Dean Giesbrecht wrote:
Hello,
I have a form that has several "sheets" or tabs that are toggled
between. Using Javascript and a cookie, I want to identify selects
within a repeat using the generated ID. I am wondering if it is
possible for the value to change if I did some work in repeats on
another tab and then returned back to the original tab? It seems to not
change but I have my doubts because the Chiba cookbook states on page 14
that "Id attributes found inside the body of a repeat element are
re-written to be unique again". Does this refer only to newer items
within repeats?
Thanks,
Dean
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