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    • 45613
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    I think I have the tutorial "Creating Selectable and Sortable lists for MIGX" setup correctly, but I was expecting a listbox. Instead the "@CHUNK getAttributeOptions" in the input option values for the TV migx_attributes just files in the grid with the attributes I created.

    Yes, I can right click on them and make them active and add comments. I can sort them. But when I click the add item button, it prompts me for Active and comments, and looks to insert a blank entry in the grid.

    Is this how this setup is suppose to work?

    What I would like to be able to do is have the grid start off empty, then click the add item button and have the window have a dropdown box to select the attribute, maybe set active and add comments, save this and have it added to the grid. So, I could add the same attribute multiple times, maybe with different values.

    So, I think my question is how can I make the Chunk getAttributeOptions fill in some part of the formtab, rather than the data for the grid?
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      This would be another setup.
      Seems this setup was for another scenario then your's.

      do you also want to read and show other values, like the icon and the Title of the selected item in the grid then?

      Can you explain your whole scenario?
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        • 45613
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        Sure, thanks for the reply Bruno.

        What I would like to do is combine the varying layout boxes tutorial and the selectable list tutorial.

        To explain a little more detail, I would like to create several different layouts, that a user can pick from, add an image or some rich text, and these layouts have some basic css formating already built in to them, like the onecell, twocell and threecell layouts do.

        But, I don't want to have to edit the formtab each time I come up with a new layout. I want to just add it to selectable list, kinda like the attributes builder, and then each resource that is part of the template, can use the new layout.

        Did I provide enough details?

        Thanks again for the help.
        Bill