David Bear wrote at 2002-12-26 16:08 -0700: Now the strange thing happens when I use a python expression in to populate each of the above mention checkbox fields. I use "python:form.department.listTitles()" to populate the department formulator object. It works. I use "python:form.population()" to populate the populatio formulator object -- it does NOT work. Same thing for institution. I see
"python:form.department.listTitles()" works "python:form.population()" does not
Correction to my first post, I use python:form.department.listTitles() python:form.populations.listTitles() It seems formulator is only capable of evaluated ONE TALES expression for ALL form objects that exist... Is this a bug? to recap, my listTitles() script lives in the same folder as the formulator form. All other folderish objects live beneath the the form. department, population, etc are children of the folder where both listTitles and the form exist. I've test listTitles() for correct acquistion using straight URL's and it works as expected. It just seems that when attempting to populate a formulator object, formulator only evaluates ONE python expression... -- David Bear College of Public Programs/ASU Mail Code 0803