Newbies 2880 Posted October 29, 2001 Newbies Posted October 29, 2001 Here's the problem You can pick up to 10 restaurants from a preselected list of 40 restuarants and/or fill in your own from 10 tezt boxes. So you could select all 10 from the preselected ones, or select 5 preselected ones and fill in 5, or simply fill in all 10. I have 40 checkbox fields (named chk1, chk2, chk3...) for the pre-selected ones and 10 text fields (named box1, box2, box3...) I use Javascript to make sure no more than 10 are selected/entered from both sets. I have a calculated field (rest10) that basically goes through each to see if the field isblank or not. If not, it adds Restaurant name otherwise it adds nothing. The problem is if I go back to the web entry page (which shows you which ones your previously selected) and unselect any check boxes, they still show up in the calculated results. If I select a new checkbox, it is appended to the end of the calculated field. So if I had previously selected A, B & C, the results look like A, B, C but if I go back and unselect A and select E, the results look like A, B, C, E Why is the previous calculated results not being over written after a new submission?
Kurt Knippel Posted October 29, 2001 Posted October 29, 2001 My guess is that this is due to the handling of the web form rather than anything within Filemaker itself. Possibly your web page need to do something to refresh the data before sending it to Filemaker.
Garry Claridge Posted October 29, 2001 Posted October 29, 2001 For any Checkboxes that you 'deselect' you may need to assign "" in Javascript to clear the field. Hope the helps. Garry
MeltDown Posted October 30, 2001 Posted October 30, 2001 I agree with Garry. Try adding: <input type="hidden" Name="Your_Field" value="" size=30>. Place it right after the end of your checkbox code (or after the [/FMP-ValueList] if you are using a valuelist) [ October 29, 2001: Message edited by: MeltDown ]
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