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Title: A Notes Ui For Ordering A List
Submitted by: Andrew Barker on 14.05.2002
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You've seen application where there is a list of items and a UP and a DOWN button which you can click to move a selected item up and down in the list. This tip show you how to do it in Notes. If you want to do the same in a browser, you can use JavaScript.
This tip uses Notes formula.
Code
All fields in this tip are editable.
Create a form, say test.
Create a text field called "values", and allow multiple values.
You can hide this field.
Create a Listbox (could be any other keywords type fields) field called leftBox.
Allow multiple values for this field. Change the height to 2 to make it looks like a box.
Use formula for choices. For this test form, I hard coded a couple of choices.
Create a Listbox field, rightBox.
Don't allow multiple values! (If you allow multiple values, the formula to move items up and down will be dramatically complicated).
Use formula for choice for rightBox. The formula is "values".
Check Refresh choices on document refresh. This is important.
Create three buttons.
The first button adds selected items from the leftBox to the rightBox.
The second button moves a selected item in the rightBox up.
The third button moves a selected item in the rightBox down.
Formula for the first button:
@SetField("Values"; @Unique(values : leftBox));
@Command([ViewRefreshFields])
Formula for the second button:
sep := "#*#";
selected := rightBox;
@If(selected = ""; @Return(""); "");
oldvalues := " " + sep + @Implode(Values; sep) + sep + " ";
l1 := @Left(oldvalues; sep + selected + sep);
@If(l1 = " "; @Return(""); "");
l2 := @Right(oldvalues; sep + selected + sep);
l3 := @LeftBack(l1; sep);
l4 := @RightBack(l1; sep);
l5 := l3 + sep + selected + sep + l4 + sep + l2;
@SetField("Values"; @Trim(@Explode(l5; sep)));
@Command([ViewRefreshFields])
Formula for the third button:
sep := "#*#";
selected := rightBox;
@If(selected = ""; @Return(""); "");
oldvalues := " " + sep + @Implode(Values; sep) + sep + " ";
l1 := @Left(oldvalues; sep + selected + sep);
l2 := @Right(oldvalues; sep + selected + sep);
@If(l2 = " "; @Return(""); "");
l3 := @Left(l2; sep);
l4 := @Right(l2; sep);
l5 := l1 + sep + l3 + sep + selected + sep + l4;
@SetField("Values"; @Trim(@Explode(l5; sep)));
@Command([ViewRefreshFields])
(Quelle:
http://www.andrewbarker.com/personal/barker/homepage.nsf/htmDocs/A_Notes_Ui_For_Ordering_A_List.htm )
