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Hiding replicant

work4u

When you hide a replicant using FormAPI setting it to visible(false), it still shows the replicant label and the buttons to add or delete. Is there's a way to hide the label and the buttons or at least the buttons. Also is there's a way through FormAPI to completely delete the replicant which happens when you delete using the button.

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Adam Stoller

There have been other threads on this - I believe that (for pre-6.0) if you put the replicant within a container, then you can achieve the desired result by hiding the container. At least I believe this was the work-around for 5.5.2 SP2b - whether or not this was fixed in later service packs, or in 6.0 (which does away with the replicant item as-such) I do not know off-hand.

I'd suggest searching through the forums for the previous threads of information as my comments above are second-hand, at best.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

work4u

I have the replicant inside the container, but if I hide the container all the replicant will be hidden, I want to able to hide individual replicant based on a logic.
Is there's a way to hide the delete replicant button if no the label. I am also attaching the snippet of the DCT.

<container name="cheatsheet">
<label>Cheat Sheet</label>
<item name="cheatsheet" colspan="4">
<label><font color="blue"><b>Resources</font></label>
<replicant max="5" min="0">
<item name="resource_add">
<label>Add Resource</label>
<description></description>
<text size="25">
<cgi-callout label="Add"/>
</text>
</item>
<item name="resource_update">
<label>Update Resource</label>
<description></description>
<text size="25">
<cgi-callout label="Update"/>
</text>
</item>
</replicant>
</item>
</container>

Adam Stoller

I don't TeamSite Templating / FormAPI will do what you are looking to do - but maybe someone else has some ideas.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com