Ciao Faisal,

nice to see you posting here too!!
Alessandro

Ciao,

Thanks Alessandro.

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Welcome to the Forum Nokia Blogs. Nice to see more and more professionals discuss things with the community. I am especially looking forward yo your PyS60 posts.
Hope to hear more from you soon.

Thanks Bogdan,

Yes, i have some PyS60 stuff to share :)

stay tuned.

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Hi Iqbal,

I am developing a mobile application using Python S60. The application consists of a form with text fields and combo boxes. The application has to read the values from the fields of the form and send an SMS.
I am able to extract values from the text fields, however i am unable to access the selected item of the combo box. I've searched the net, discussion forums but in vain.
Is there a way to access the selected item or index of a combo box? Also, is it possible to embed a listbox within a form?

Thank you
Vik

Hello Vik,

Thanks for writing to me.

You can get the index of combo list like this:
[code]
Form[1][2][1]
[/code]

Here, I am assuming combo filed is 2nd in the Form.

You might also look at the following example:
http://lfdm.net/thesis/index.php/2007/03/26/46-use-of-form

I guess you need to make a custom Listbox to include in the Form. I have seen some examples of custom listbox on FN.Wiki. Check them out.

Hope it helps,

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Hi Iqbal,

Thanks a lot. It worked. I was missing "iForm" initially in the code below.

[code]
return self._iForm[0][2].encode( "utf-8" )
[/code]
The link you sent, helped me.
Thanks a lot....
Cheers:)

Actually, I got one more doubt.. the application I made has a form. Is there any way to save the form instead of pressing "options---->save".

The form also has a "send" option in the menu. I would like the form to save whenever i click send. Is that possible?

Thanks,
Vik

Hello Vik,

Glad that it helped.

I was unable to find any thing about saving Form from code, neither in official reference. I did little online research, sorry about that :|

I would recommend you to post this in PyS60 forms on FN. I sure someone will help you with that.

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