I have a form which uses Javascript to create table rows on
the fly so as to add items to a list dynamically. The table
consists of two fields -- an ID and let's call the other one
Attribute A. The user clicks "Add another one" and another row of
data entry fields pops up. My action page works fine to get the
value of these rows using the evaluate() function (I always
wondered what that did), but I want it to go back to the calling
page, have the calling page create the correct number of rows, and
populate them with the changed or inserted data that was just saved
-- the same way that an ordinary action page might save data and
then return you to the calling page.
The first row of this table is created through HTML and only
additional rows are created dynamically.
I have it all working up to and including the creation of the
correct number of fields as an "onload=(loadTheData)" in the
<body> tag, but how the heck and where do I populate them
with the data returned from the query?
Below is the Javascript and how it's called. I changed some
variable names to protect the innocent, but that's basically how it
works. So the Javascript is creating the fields -- one for each
record returned by the query -- but how can I assign the record
values in turn? Do I need WDDX? If so, how would that be
written?
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