djmonkey1
08-25-2006, 03:10 PM
Hopefully I've posted this in the right forum. :)
Here is the synopsis of what I am working on:
I have a webpage that has three blocks, A-B-C, locked in a master/slave/sub-slave style relationship (C is dependent on B, B is dependent on A).
The end-user has the option to modify the information in A via a drop-down menu. Once this happens, the information in A-B-C should be updated, in that order (this being the sticking point apparently).
What I'm wondering at this point, without yet getting into the specific code, is what is the theory that I'm working with here? Is there a term for this kind of structure? The tutorials and examples I have come across only ever discuss single elements (and, incidentally, I don't have a problem getting A to work by itself, without regard to B and C), never, as far as I can tell, parent-child stuff like this.
Here is the synopsis of what I am working on:
I have a webpage that has three blocks, A-B-C, locked in a master/slave/sub-slave style relationship (C is dependent on B, B is dependent on A).
The end-user has the option to modify the information in A via a drop-down menu. Once this happens, the information in A-B-C should be updated, in that order (this being the sticking point apparently).
What I'm wondering at this point, without yet getting into the specific code, is what is the theory that I'm working with here? Is there a term for this kind of structure? The tutorials and examples I have come across only ever discuss single elements (and, incidentally, I don't have a problem getting A to work by itself, without regard to B and C), never, as far as I can tell, parent-child stuff like this.