Example for displayng entity data based on condition given in drop-down in xml

[nagasubba reddy]

i wanted to display entity fields based on conditions given through drop down list.
it is like searching data based on some condition.
can anybody give me solution through <form> in xml how can i do this?
thank u in advance.

[Ben Tilly]

On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 7:50 PM, nagasubba reddy
<nagasubbareddy.m@...> wrote:
>
> i wanted to display entity fields based on conditions given through drop down
> list.
> it is like searching data based on some condition.
> can anybody give me solution through <form> in xml how can i do this?
> thank u in advance.

I'm sorry, but you seem to have mistaken this semi-defunct discussion
list as a help desk.  It is not.  And then you proceeded to ask a
question that indicates little except the fact that you're deeply
confused about the technologies you're trying to use.

I can do little for you except suggest that the list of technologies
you have available to you likely involves at least one programming
language of some kind.  It would be helpful for you to discover which
one, then try to learn something about how it works.  After that, then
you might try applying it to figure out how to accomplish the task you
have.  Without knowing more about your local environment, I cannot
guess what language that might be, advise you further, or be of any
significant assistance.  Nor can anyone else.

Please note that this reply is NOT an invitation to try to share more
about your exact problem in the hope that someone will help you.  This
list is not a help desk.  If you have question about how to run
businesses that use, support and/or create free software, this would
be a good place to ask.  But it is not a place to become unconfused
about how to create software that does what you want.

Good day,
Ben

[Brian Behlendorf-2]

On Tue, 13 May 2008, nagasubba reddy wrote:
> Sent from the Free Software Business mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

Russ, can you do the honors of blocking inbounds from nabble.com?  Or
whatever other appropriate action you can think of.

  Brian

[Ben Tilly]

On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 10:34 PM, Brian Behlendorf <brian@...> wrote:
> On Tue, 13 May 2008, nagasubba reddy wrote:
>>
>> Sent from the Free Software Business mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
>
> Russ, can you do the honors of blocking inbounds from nabble.com?  Or
> whatever other appropriate action you can think of.

Removing online_ecare@... from the list might also be a
good idea.  Send an email to the list and you'll likely discover why I
said that.

Ben

[evanprodromou]

Brian Behlendorf wrote:
> On Tue, 13 May 2008, nagasubba reddy wrote:
>> Sent from the Free Software Business mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
>
> Russ, can you do the honors of blocking inbounds from nabble.com?  Or
> whatever other appropriate action you can think of.
I'm going to take the appropriate action of laughing. If it's just
dumbness, it's serious dumbness. If it's a troll, it's ingenious.

-Evan