nav[aria-label="Primary Navigation"] { padding: 0; & ul { list-style: none; width: 100%; display: flex; flex-direction: row; justify-content: start; align-items: start; gap: 30px; padding: 0; & li { margin: 0; } & ul li { list-style: none; } } }

How to set different values for same container elements

iwTech

I have a container called Section with limits MIN =1 , MAX= 10 , it uses two items
1.SectionHeading
2.SectionBody

User may or may not add Multiple Sections but the first SectionHeading[1] of [Section 1]
always use the following code

[PHP]

[/PHP]

For all the SectionHeading [1] of Section [2] to Section [10] use

[PHP]

[/PHP]

How to implement this ? ,

How to set different values for same container elements?

Thanks in Advance

Vin

Find more posts tagged with

Comments

Adam Stoller

If I understand the question correctly - you want to use a FormAPI onReplicantAdded event handler function which checks to see the instance number of the replicant and depending on that sets the initial value of the relevant field accordingly.

iwTech

If I understand the question correctly - you want to use a FormAPI onReplicantAdded event handler function which checks to see the instance number of the replicant and depending on that sets the initial value of the relevant field accordingly.

Hi Adam ,

Thanks for your explanation ,
The user will add the container values , save and generate the pages,
I want to add the codes in PT for generating the html page based on the container values
([font=Book Antiqua][size=2]set different values for same container elements)

[/size][/font]

-Vin

curiousmaverick

If I can remember correctly, you can get the counter value while using iw_iterate tag. So based on the counter value you can pick up different snippets of presentation code.

Adam Stoller

If I can remember correctly, you can get the counter value while using iw_iterate tag. So based on the counter value you can pick up different snippets of presentation code.

Alternatively write the PT in "pure" perl and then you can just use basic perl code to figure out which instance of the replicant you are processing to determine what HTML code to output. E.g. (untested):

...
my @sections = iwpt_dcr_list('dcr.Sections');
for (my $i = 0; $i < @sections; $i++) {
    if ($i == 0) {
        # do something
    }
    else {
        # do something else
    }
}
...

As indicated, the above is untested, you might need to use something other than 'dcr.Sections' - perhaps 'dcr.Sections.*' or perhaps the address is something like 'dcr.x.y.z.sections', etc. - so you'll probably have to play with the above to get it to work for you.

iwTech

Thank you so much for the help
Both logics are working perfect
-Vin