Hello
I have built some pages based on a Fabrik framework built by Jean-Francois Questiaux <info@betterliving.be> for my project. All props to him, and anything negative is due to my amateur-hour guidance of a different otherwise competent, but first-time Fabrik programmer who built these pages.
On the linked page (<http://www.dcinemacompliance.com/index.php?option=com_fabrik&view=form&formid=46>), half-way down, there are 2 matrix named ?Survey Loudspeakers? and ?Survey Amplifiers?. These refer back to one large database of items that refer to Equipment Type and Manufactures and Model Numbers. Obviously, the matrix is made of a series of dropdown and cascadingdropdown elements.
The problem is that each of the 24 elements ? all which contain the same elements and options, and are searching the same things ? go looking and looking one after the other. It takes a ton of time. ?and looks silly.
Is there a more efficient way to achieve the same goal of filling in the pull-down options. If that?s the way it goes, the so be it. Just thought I would check.
Thanks.
I have built some pages based on a Fabrik framework built by Jean-Francois Questiaux <info@betterliving.be> for my project. All props to him, and anything negative is due to my amateur-hour guidance of a different otherwise competent, but first-time Fabrik programmer who built these pages.
On the linked page (<http://www.dcinemacompliance.com/index.php?option=com_fabrik&view=form&formid=46>), half-way down, there are 2 matrix named ?Survey Loudspeakers? and ?Survey Amplifiers?. These refer back to one large database of items that refer to Equipment Type and Manufactures and Model Numbers. Obviously, the matrix is made of a series of dropdown and cascadingdropdown elements.
The problem is that each of the 24 elements ? all which contain the same elements and options, and are searching the same things ? go looking and looking one after the other. It takes a ton of time. ?and looks silly.
Is there a more efficient way to achieve the same goal of filling in the pull-down options. If that?s the way it goes, the so be it. Just thought I would check.
Thanks.
