[Bond-users] Continue topic "Multiple selection" from Jul 04, 2013

[Ezra Tucker]

Hi Nadia,

I could be wrong about this, but I'm pretty sure that if you wanted to have check boxes in a list, they would need to be connected to a column in the database- you'd just need to add a column called something like "tf_select", and connect check boxes to that column. It's my understanding that Bond won't really be able to process any user data if it doesn't have a place to store that data-- and the only place that Bond can store any data is in the postgres database.
I feel like what you may be after is sort of behavior that you can get much easier with HTML forms and PHP where form data is parsed by the PHP program, but not necessarily passed to or from the database unless explicitly told to do so.
Again, not sure if this is entirely correct, but it's been my understanding thus far. Hope this helps!

-Ezra

Ezra R. Tucker
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On Aug 2, 2013, at 9:38 AM, "n.vorotnikova" <n.vorotnikova at rts.ru> wrote:

> Dear colleagues.
> Let me to continue this topic: 
> https://lists.hcoop.net/pipermail/bond-users/2013-July/000278.html
> The way with boolean column is  convenient for implementation of 
> multiple selection.
> But I have 2 questions
> 1. How we can do column not connected with field in DB?
> 2. How we can read indication from this column?
> 
> thanks in advance, Nadia.
> 
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