on 02-16-2007 5:09 PM
Hi,
I have a table with 5 columns and all the columns are dropdowns which are populated through a BAPI.
My context structure is:
MainNode(0..n)
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OutputNode(0...1)
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SubNode1(0...n singleton:false)
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Attr1
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SubNode2(0...n)
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Attr2
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SubNode3(0...n)
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Attr3
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SubNode4(0...n)
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Attr4
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SubNode5(0...n)
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Attr5
I am binding my table's datasource to MainNode and each of the column is bound to Attr1, Attr2, Attr3, Attr4, Attr5.
When I run my application, I can only display one row in the table. But I want to use the table as a dataentry tool so that the user could enter as many rows as they want. How should I display as many rows as I want with the dropdowns?
Could anyone suggest about this.
Thanks
Thank u for ur quick response.
I did the same and it worked now
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hi laxmi,
since the table column type you are using is dropdown and binding it to a attribute of node with cardinality 0-n you will get only one record.
Take a value node and populate all the values from model to this value node and display it in a table. Let the table column be an input field instead of dropdown.
Then user will have the chance to edit the values.
This solution i am giving based on my understanding of your problem.
Regards,
Gopi
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Could u give me exact steps to follow...
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Hi:
it seems that using drop down by keys would be an easier approach
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