Re: newbie question regarding WOPopUp
Re: newbie question regarding WOPopUp
- Subject: Re: newbie question regarding WOPopUp
- From: Timmy <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 30 May 2006 11:45:44 -0700
Pierce,
Thanks for the tip. When I bind my selectedBuilding variable to
"value" I actually get null in my DirectAction for request
().formValueForKey("buildingString"). So, actually a step back - or
I'm doing something else wrong. Here is what my current bindings look
like.
displayString currentBuilding
item currentBuilding
list buildingList (instantiated as indicated below)
name "buildingString"
selection selectedBuilding
value selectedBuilding
Tim
On May 30, 2006, at 11:26 AM, Pierce T. Wetter III wrote:
On May 30, 2006, at 11:15 AM, Timmy wrote:
WOList:
I'm adding a WOPopUp element to a search page I am creating. I am
manually creating the NSArray with String values that will
populate the pop-up rather than using EO's. I am building my list
like so:
NSArray buildingList = new NSArray(new Object[] {"Building
One","Building Two","Building Three"});
for my PopUp, I'm binding 'name' like "myElementName."
My WOSubmit is executing a DirectAction which is grabbing the
selected PopUp value via request().formValueForKey
("myElementName"). The value returned by that method is a String
representing the index of the selected item from my WOPopUp rather
than the actual text string ("Building One", etc.). I'm sure this
must be the expected behavior but I could use a nudge in the right
direction to get the actual selected string value back rather than
the index value.
Thanks for any available assistance,
bind value in addition to name. Value is what the form passes back
to you, name is what the form displays.
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