xxforms:dnd

Hello!

Could you please inform me what is the current status of "xxforms:dnd" feature,
and is there some alternative you would suggest for implementing reordering (by
the end-user) of the elements within a "repeat"? I am not necessarily looking
for the drag'n'drop solution, something including the arrows buttons would work
for me also... (working on updating,  XForms using XForms, therefore want to
provide the end user with possibility to also reorder the field values within
the instance...).

Thank you!


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Didn't know that this was planned, but I'm also interested in any news
about this!

On Fri, 28 May 2010 15:49:15 +0200 (CEST), <[hidden email]>
wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Could you please inform me what is the current status of "xxforms:dnd"
> feature,
> and is there some alternative you would suggest for implementing
reordering
> (by
> the end-user) of the elements within a "repeat"? I am not necessarily
> looking
> for the drag'n'drop solution, something including the arrows buttons
would
> work
> for me also... (working on updating,  XForms using XForms, therefore want
> to
> provide the end user with possibility to also reorder the field values
> within
> the instance...).
>
> Thank you!

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Tijana,

The support for drag & drop is something we started a while ago, and
didn't get a chance to complete yet. It would work great to reorder
items in a list (xforms:repeat), and we also want to use it in Form
Builder so you can more easily move fields around in your form. But at
this point the code is not usable yet.

So for now you'll have to implement up/down buttons. You could have 2
up/down buttons on at each iteration (with no up for the first line,
and no down for the last one). Of if you you have a way to select an
iteration, you could just have one set of up/down buttons which would
work on the selected iteration.  You would do all of this in XForms,
with xforms:triggers and XForms actions.

Alex

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