I'm modifying the editor widget to create a cascading select but I'm having a very difficult time finding out where the attribute html elements get created.
I've tracked down where the editing starts in Widget.js (_startEditingSession) under attributeInspector.onAttributeChange but that doesn't exactly do what I want. I would like to have an attribute that must be set to 'Yes' in order for a user to save. I tried using
if(attributeInspector.params.layerInfos[0].fieldInfos[5].dijit.displayedValue == 'Yes'){
query(".atiButton.save-button").removeClass("disable");
} else{
query(".atiButton.save-button").addClass("disable");
}
but I found that if I changed yes to no and no to yes it would not disable and enable correctly. Since only the displayValue changes and not the actual value the onAttributeChange wouldn't run. I sometimes had to change another attribute to run what I wanted.
I thought attaching a listener directly to the combobox would let me detect displayvalue change. I tried to query the object by widgetid but found that it changes.
Thanks for the help!
