on 10-22-2009 6:18 AM
As I am new to Adobe interactive and do not have the experience that many of you have, I am posting a general question in that what is the best way to display a tree like structure of data in Adobe Forms so that a user can select a 'leaf' node easily.
I have looked at and coded drop downs that drive the data in the next drop down and it seems to work but it is not pretty and is a lot of work to handle the requirements for different levels of data. we have suggested that they select the Classification in a Webdynpro pop-up before they go into the form meaning that the classification will only work when they are on line. I looked briefly at using imbeded tables but they would be too big(should I look at them further?).... There could be upwards to 3000 rows in the classification table.
Example of data
Level 1
=== level 11
=== level 12
Level 2
=== Level 21
Level 3
=== Level 31
====== Level 311
====== Level 312
Thanks in advance for any ideas and learnings you may have.
Glenn
After talking to a number of people, I have determined the best way is to use dynamic dropdown lists to show the hierarchy.
Glenn
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