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[HOW TO] Autorefresh web UI after a state change ?

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Alvaro Riera
(40●2●14●18) Sep 22 '11, 6:59 a.m.
Hi you all,

I have looked for and have read the manuals but i dont know how to (if possible) autorefresh web ui to show/hide attributes depending on the actual state.

In some states i need to show a specific custom enumeration and to hide another. Now, i have to refresh the page manually to redraw the user interface...

Do i need to use scripts?
Is there any formal or generic way to do this ???

Thank you very much.

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SEC Servizi
(971●2●38●60) Sep 23 '11, 6:02 a.m.
In some states i need to show a specific custom enumeration and to hide another. Now, i have to refresh the page manually to redraw the user interface...

Do i need to use scripts?

Well, you could use some JavaScript. For instance, the Status selection is: 
// ...

<div class="EnumerationWidget NarrowWidget" id="com_ibm_team_workitem_web_ui_internal_view_editor_parts_StatusAttributePart_0" widgetid="com_ibm_team_workitem_web_ui_internal_view_editor_parts_StatusAttributePart_0">

	// ...

	<select dojoattachpoint="_select" dojoattachevent="onkeyup: _handleKeyUp, onchange: _handleSelectChange, onclick:_handleSelectClick, onfocus:_handleSelectFocus, onblur: _handleSelectBlur" class="Select">

		<option value="Release.state.s14">New Release</option>

		// ...

	</select>

	// ...

</div>

// ...

Then, you could show/hide HTML fields via an "onchange=foo();" in <select>. The "foo()" function could be: 
<script type="text/javascript">

function foo() {

	if (document.getElementById("com_ibm_team_workitem_web_ui_internal_view_editor_parts_StatusAttributePart_0").getElementsByClass("Selectvalue")[0].value == "Release.state.s14") {

		document.getElementById("field_01").style.display = "none";

		// ...

	} else {

		document.getElementById("field_01").style.display = "inline";

		// ...

}

</script>

Cheers.

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Alvaro Riera
(40●2●14●18) Oct 13 '11, 4:07 a.m.
Thank you very much !!!

ill try!

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