Re: custom display for WOToManyRelationship destinationDisplayKey

• Subject: Re: custom display for WOToManyRelationship destinationDisplayKey
• From: Fabian Peters <email@hidden>
• Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2006 14:22:37 +0200
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Hi Xavier,

If you refer to a "Localizable.strings" file in a framework named "Backend", it should read:

String result = WOApplication.application().resourceManager ().stringForKey(anAttributeOfTheEntity, "Localizable", anAttributeOfTheEntity, "Backend", null);

Yes, and if aLanguagesList is null, it will pick up the available key anyway. So this is correct and work as expected in my application, but when I try to use it in a framework, it seems like it doesn't get any value:(

Are you passing in the framework name, i.e. "Backend" in the example above?

in fact I'm trying to have this line directly in the framework.
In this case I got null value (not an exception, just null string.

HTH

Fabian
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