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Hello.. Has anyone tried making a dynamic form with JavaScript where depending on a selection from a radio button list, certain panels are displayed? So for example, the content type for one type displays only the fields which deal with that type of content type. Selecting the other, displays fields which deal with that content type. Same with the edit form; would it display those fields depending
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Jeff M. asked May 15, 2020 active May 18, 2020

(NoItemsTemplate) or (xmod:Select) for (AddForm)?

I’ve got a scenario where an (AddForm) is used with a (SelectCommand) returning a single (1) row to populate some “defaults”. It’s possible that the SelectCommand could return zero (0) rows. In that case I’d like XMP to render different HTML in a similar manor as (NoItemsTemplate) or (xmod:Select) in a template. The (Panel) tag would work if it had say a “ShowIf” attribute like it has a “ShowRoles
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James Allen Hall asked Nov 8, 2015 active Nov 9, 2015

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