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6.4

[flash 8]one tricky array for me

Zones: Macromedia Flash, JavaScript, Web Development

Tags: ActionScript 2.0, IE/FF, http://www.sjrmc.org/St_Joe_Core/employment-opportunities/interactive-job-application

I am needing to take a flash form and mirror it over to an HTML form... take all the UI components and take the values/strings, what have you, and full the corisponding text fields in the HTML form via JS... needless to say Im having a hell of a time...

As of yet my course at this point is to
1.)make each of four component types an array
(PG_1.APP_Email.text <TextInput
PG_1.APP_title.selectedIndex<ComboBox?NotSure
PG_1.APP_SSNoptOUT.Boolean <CheckBox?NS
PG_1.APP_workHis_dg.selectedIndex <dataGrid?NS
PG_1.APP_workdate.selectedIndex <DatePicker?NS all Ive gotten was true false so far)

2.)put arrays in to one long string
Thinking it should look like(in correspondence to type example above) :
|fid1,email@address.com||fid2,Mr||fid3,Yes||fid4,Job1[name|[Employer1]|Title|[Peed-on]|Wage|[0.99]|]Job2[name|[Employer2]|Title|[Peeing-on]|Wage|[999999999.1]|]||fid5,01/08/2208|

**notes: if skiped
|fid1,null|

3.)out string to js
4.)js split string & outputs to fields
5-8.)reverse for back to flash...

where one of the big hang ups is at the checkboxes... more to the point the yes no checkboxes... any ideas would be great...

Im not even sure if the things Im aiming at is the best way to do this& so Im open to ideas.. what is for sure is that I need to have a flash form be mirrored over to a HTML form when onRelease of btn and HTML form to Flash onload. Let me know thanks&

         
           
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             ////this puts/removes the checkboxes in an array
onEnterFrame(load)
   {
      _global.checkboxArray = new Array();
   
      _global.testIfSelected = function (t) 
      {
         for(i=0;i<checkboxArray.length;i++)
         {
            if(checkboxArray[i]==t)
            {
               return i;
            }
         }
         return -1;
      }
   }
   function postGlobalCbArray():Void {
      var pos=testIfSelected(this.label,this.selected);
   
      if(this.selected == true)
      {      
         if(pos == -1) checkboxArray.push(this.label,this.selected);
      } 
      else 
      {
         if(pos >=0) checkboxArray.splice(pos,1);
      }
      
}
/////////////////////////
//////this is were i think one of the issues is<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
//////////////////////////
   function RemoveGlobalCbArray():Void {
      var pos=testIfSelected(this.label,this.selected,this.value);
   
      if(this.selected == true)
      {      
         if(pos == -1) checkboxArray.clear(this.label,this.selected,this.value);
      } 
      else 
      {
         if(pos >=0) checkboxArray.clear(this.label,this.selected,this.value);
      }
      
}
///////////////////////////////////
////sets the click functions for the array
///////////////////////////////////
for(j = 0; j < CBtypeArray.length; j++)
   {
      CBtypeArray[j].addEventListener("click",postGlobalCbArray);
   }
function postGlobalCbArrayList():Void {
      for(j = 0; j < CBtypeArray.length; j++)
   {
      CBtypeArray[j].addEventListener("click",postGlobalCbArray);
   }
}
 
function RemoveGlobalCbArrayList():Void {
      for(j = 0; j < CBtypeArray.length; j++)
   {
      CBtypeArray[j].addEventListener("click",RemoveGlobalCbArray);
   }
}
//////////////////////////////////////
///////////here is the yes no part
//////////////////////////////////////
PG_2.prevWork._x = 2000;
function onSelectPerv_EmploYes(checkbox) {
    if(PG_2.Perv_EmploY.selected == true) {
        PG_2.Perv_EmploY.selected = true;
        PG_2.Perv_EmploN.selected = false;
        postGlobalCbArrayList;
        PG_2.prevWork._x = 327.6;
    } else if (PG_2.Perv_EmploN.selected == true){
        PG_2.Perv_EmploN.selected = true;
        PG_2.Perv_EmploY.selected = false;
        RemoveGlobalCbArrayList;
        PG_2.prevWork._x = 2000;
    } else {
        PG_2.Perv_EmploN.selected = false;
        PG_2.Perv_EmploY.selected = false;
        RemoveGlobalCbArrayList;
        PG_2.prevWork._x = 2000;
    }
}
function onSelectPerv_EmploNo(checkbox) {
    if(PG_2.Perv_EmploN.selected == true) {
        PG_2.Perv_EmploY.selected = false;
        PG_2.Perv_EmploN.selected = true;
        RemoveGlobalCbArrayList;
        PG_2.prevWork._x = 2000;
    } else if (PG_2.Perv_EmploY.selected == true){
        PG_2.Perv_EmploN.selected = true;
        PG_2.Perv_EmploY.selected = false;
        PG_2.prevWork._x = 327.6;
        postGlobalCbArrayList;
    } else {
        PG_2.Perv_EmploN.selected = false;
        PG_2.Perv_EmploY.selected = false;
        RemoveGlobalCbArrayList;
        PG_2.prevWork._x = 2000;
    }
}
 
PG_2.Perv_EmploY.addEventListener("click",onSelectPerv_EmploYes);
PG_2.Perv_EmploN.addEventListener("click",onSelectPerv_EmploNo);
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/////////////////////////////////////////*so continuing on my train of thought... I figured that it'd be best to try to make the yes no functions into the array style so that I could sort them and keep them in line to make it better to export... well as it goes I'm still having some fundamental problems with arrays...  I'm trying to find the reasons why this won't work... and how to fix it... but i just keep coming up dry.... ideas..???*////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 
var YES:Array = [{fId:Number(1), name:PG_2.Perv_EmploY.selected},
                {fId:Number(2), name:PG_2.RelativeEMPLO_Y.selected},
                {fId:Number(3), name:PG_2.EMPLO_Y.selected}];
var NO:Array = [{fId:Number(1), name:PG_2.Perv_EmploN.selected},
                {fId:Number(2), name:PG_2.RelativeEMPLO_N.selected},
                {fId:Number(3), name:PG_2.EMPLO_N.selected}];
var YNobj:Array = [{fId:Number(1), name:PG_2.prevWork.selected},
                    {fId:Number(2), name:null},
                    {fId:Number(3), name:null}];
var YNobjVAL:Array = [{fId:Number(1), "327.6"},
                    {fId:Number(2), "450"},
                    {fId:Number(3), "250"];
 
YES.sortOn("fId", Array.NUMERIC);
NO.sortOn("fId", Array.NUMERIC);
YNobj.sortOn("fId", Array.NUMERIC);
YNobjVAL.sortOn("fId", Array.NUMERIC);
//older thought on array//var YNarray:Array = [{name:YES}, {name:NO}, {name:YNobj}];
trace("And the winners in descending order are: "); 
for(var i:Number=0; i<winOrder.length; i++){ 
trace("name: " + YES[i]); 
trace("name: " + NO[i]);
trace("name: " + YNobj[i]); 
trace("name: " + YNobjVAL[i]);
trace("-----------------------------"); 
}
 
for (var {i:Number=0, j:Number=0, k:Number=0, l:Number=0}; {i<YES.length, j<NO.length, k<YNobj.length, l<YNobjVAL.length}; {i, j, k, l)++){ 
YNobj[k]._x = 2000;
function YES[i](checkbox) {
    if(YES[i].selected == true) {
        YES[i].selected = true;
        NO[j].selected = false;
        postGlobalCbArrayList;
        YNobj[k]._x = YNobjVAL[l];
    } else if (NO[j].selected == true){
        NO[j].selected = true;
        YES[i].selected = false;
        RemoveGlobalCbArrayList;
        YNobj[k]._x = 2000;
    } else {
        NO[j].selected = false;
        YES[i].selected = false;
        RemoveGlobalCbArrayList;
        YNobj[k]._x = 2000;
    }
}
function NO[j](checkbox) {
    if(NO[j].selected == true) {
        YES[i].selected = false;
        NO[j].selected = true;
        RemoveGlobalCbArrayList;
        YNobj[k]._x = 2000;
    } else if (YES[i].selected == true){
        NO[j].selected = true;
        YES[i].selected = false;
        YNobj[k]._x = YNobjVAL[l];
        postGlobalCbArrayList;
    } else {
        NO[j].selected = false;
        YES[i].selected = false;
        RemoveGlobalCbArrayList;
        YNobj[k]._x = 2000;
    }
}
}
YES[i].addEventListener("click",YES[i]);
NO[j].addEventListener("click",NO[j]);
 
 
/////////////////////////////////////the js so far///
function formSend() {
    var textArr = new Array();
    for (var i=0; i < fields.length; i++) {
        textArr[i] = document.htmlForm.elements["m7feu_input_" + fields[i]].value;
    }
    getFlashMovie("v2.d").sendTextToFlash(textArr.join"||");
}
////////////////////////////////
haven't got that far yet as I'v not traced off the right thing yet, but it's a start
/////////////////////////

           
         

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