Do you mean using the generateFormItems() method?

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Hi @david_r

Yes, the items get generated but would like to use a radio or selectbox for a single selection but the only option i can find that does selectboxes are multiple's from the user parameters.

Regards

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Radio boxes aren't implemented in the generateFormItems() method, so you'll have to implement that yourself.

The easiest is probably to write a custom version of generateFormItems() that implements your particular requirements and then use that rather then the one supplied in FMEServer.js

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If you just need a quick hack you could try modifying line 546 in FMEServer.js as follows:

checkbox.type = "radio";

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Radio boxes aren't implemented in the generateFormItems() method, so you'll have to implement that yourself.

The easiest is probably to write a custom version of generateFormItems() that implements your particular requirements and then use that rather then the one supplied in FMEServer.js

@david_r - thanks for the info. Do you know if its easy enough to target one of the radio buttons? I can see if creates a span but unsure how easy it would be to dynamically target one to add a link to it for futher information?

 

thanks

 

 

 

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@david_r - thanks for the info. Do you know if its easy enough to target one of the radio buttons? I can see if creates a span but unsure how easy it would be to dynamically target one to add a link to it for futher information?

 

thanks

 

 

 

I think you've reached the point where you'll probably want to roll your own implementation of the generateFormItems() method (which I suspect was included mostly for demonstration purposes). You can copy/paste the function contents from FMEServer.js and modify it as needed.

 

For someone that knows a little bit of javascript it should definitely be possible to achieve what you're asking.

 

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