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how to callapse all container and its item (new)

Ashish_Kidecha

Hi the earlier thread become wierd !!! continuing here.

the T.S version i am using is 6.7.1 with S.P-1 and O.S used is Windows 2003 S.P-1 the datacapture.cfg file i am attaching here is "datacapture.cfg.txt"
please suggest solution.

i tried it with using Javascript, its need to specify All the Container and item's name in function arguments to collapse. is there any way we can handle through loop ?

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Faizi

Hi the earlier thread become wierd !!! continuing here.

the T.S version i am using is 6.7.1 with S.P-1 and O.S used is Windows 2003 S.P-1 the datacapture.cfg file i am attaching here is "datacapture.cfg.txt"
please suggest solution.

i tried it with using Javascript, its need to specify All the Container and item's name in function arguments to collapse. is there any way we can handle through loop ?

Your attached DCT file is not a correct file as it seems

dcr-type="xml"

.
Because it used

root-container

parent tag. In xml type dcr all the item should have name and pathid attribute. Otherwise it will not parsed and throw exception. I do not understand how it is running at your side.
There are many items in your DCT which has not pathid attribute. One thing more while item name should be naming without space. That makes easy to give path of element in javascript.

Do you have taken Interwoven training?
If not do so or go through the Form Publishern Developer's Guide. That will be helpful before developing further.

Adam Stoller

Hi the earlier thread become wierd !!! continuing here.

the T.S version i am using is 6.7.1 with S.P-1 and O.S used is Windows 2003 S.P-1 the datacapture.cfg file i am attaching here is "datacapture.cfg.txt"
please suggest solution.

i tried it with using Javascript, its need to specify All the Container and item's name in function arguments to collapse. is there any way we can handle through loop ?

I tried to respond to your other thread which broke due to unformatted code being posted in it - but, like Faizi, I see several issues:

DCT as an attachment again.

CRB

i know of two ways to set all containers in a DCT to be collapsed by default:
1) in templating.cfg, but this method has a known issue if you are using tinyMCE in your DCT, there is already a thread explaining the issue. (this issue might have been resolved with Patch 5 for 671 SP1).
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2) use formAPI to loop thru containers and use iwitem.setCollapsed() . this method can make your formload very slow, so you shouldnt use it unless you have a reason.

Ashish_Kidecha

Thanks All,

but not working for "body" container and its child , Please review DCT throughly, i have written JS function in same DCT . also suggest me some looping logic through which i can traverse through all container in single loop. its v.imp.

Faizi

Thanks All,
the DCT type is "XML" in templating.cfg however i made changes in datacapture.cfg file by applying pathid attribute in item and location attribute in container.
I am also attaching revised DCT.
It works fine if i call for below three container 1. collapseItem("/html_page/title");2. collapseItem("/html_page/controls"); 3. collapseItem("/html_page/pageInformation");
but not working for "body" container and its child , Please review DCT throughly, i have written JS function in same DCT . also suggest me some looping logic through which i can traverse through all container in single loop. its v.imp.

While processing on your DCT. It is working fine with Javascript and

replicant-render="collapsed"

all container comes as collapsed.
What is the browser and version you are using? It is might be problem with browser.

Ashish_Kidecha

While processing on your DCT. It is working fine with Javascript and
replicant-render="collapsed"
all container comes as collapsed.
What is the browser and version you are using? It is might be problem with browser.

I-E 6.0.3790.1830 , realy all the container and its item collapsed ? i realy eagre to see at my place Smiley Happy

, can we do through a loop ?

Faizi

I-E 6.0.3790.1830 , realy all the container and its item collapsed ? i realy eagre to see at my place , can we do through a loop ?

Your browser is too old. Update your browser. It is working fine with IE 6 (newer than you) and IE 7 as well as Mozilla Firefox.
Cheers with newer Smiley Happy

Ashish_Kidecha

Your browser is too old. Update your browser. It is working fine with IE 6 (newer than you) and IE 7 as well as Mozilla Firefox.
Cheers with newer

Hi, its seems ok at my end also. the only problem is ,this solution is not feasible as if tommorow some new container will be added in to DCT, i agin need to write the code for collapse new container also. so do we have any solution that makes all container collapsed at single loop or any method ?

I am using Form API functions to collapse like IWDatacapture.getRootItems() but i am not able to get children of that root container by using getChildren() please suggest me any idea. your help will be usfull for me.

thanks.

Faizi

Hi, its seems ok at my end also. the only problem is ,this solution is not feasible as if tommorow some new container will be added in to DCT, i agin need to write the code for collapse new container also. so do we have any solution that makes all container collapsed at single loop or any method ?

I am using Form API functions to collapse like IWDatacapture.getRootItems() but i am not able to get children of that root container by using getChildren() please suggest me any idea. your help will be usfull for me.

thanks.

Actually your FormApi script is not dynamic because you have passed a static string for each item name to collapse. So in future that would be a problem when add a new container. Although if a DCT is developed then it should not be changed frequently that will affect the data or DCRs.

Anyway you can go ahead with this code it will work fantasitcally:

var arrItems=IWDatacapture.getRootItems();
//alert("Main Root="+arrItems.length);
for(var i=0; i < arrItems.length; i++)
{
 //alert("Main Root="+arrItems);
 var children = arrItems.getChildren();
 //alert("children= "+children.length);
 for(var j=0; j < children.length; j++) 
 {
  //alert(children);
  children.setCollapsed(true);
 }
}

So now you do not need of collapseItem() function.
Cheers !!

Ashish_Kidecha

Actually your FormApi script is not dynamic because you have passed a static string for each item name to collapse. So in future that would be a problem when add a new container. Although if a DCT is developed then it should not be changed frequently that will affect the data or DCRs.

Anyway you can go ahead with this code it will work fantasitcally:
var arrItems=IWDatacapture.getRootItems();
//alert("Main Root="+arrItems.length);
for(var i=0; i < arrItems.length; i++)
{
 //alert("Main Root="+arrItems);
 var children = arrItems.getChildren();
 //alert("children= "+children.length);
 for(var j=0; j < children.length; j++) 
 {
  //alert(children);
  children.setCollapsed(true);
 }
}
So now you do not need of collapseItem() function.
Cheers !!

Thanks for helping ,
the only issue is the top most container get expanded as the default focus is top most container item. how to handle that ?

Faizi

Thanks for helping ,
the only issue is the top most container get expanded as the default focus is top most container item. how to handle that ?

The above FormApi code should be called after form initialization not in init(). Hope this solves the issue. If not then check is there explicitly defined focus item then remove that.