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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Steve Steinitz <st...@datatactics.com.au> on 2004/02/24 01:01:31 UTC
woody field select list null value
Hello,
The Cocoon Wiki's Woody Datatype Reference mentions a "nullable"
attribute which presumably controls whether or not a field's
selection list contains a null choice. This would be exactly what
we want. However, our initial investigation suggests that this
"nullable" is not (yet?) implemented. Does that sound right?
Our selection list comes from our database.
Does woody currently have any facility to help us add a "null" or,
say, a 'No Selection" choice to our field's selection list? If
not, can anyone suggest a sensible approach?
Thanks for your help,
Steve Steinitz
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Re: woody field select list null value
Posted by Ugo Cei <u....@cbim.it>.
Steve Steinitz wrote:
> The Cocoon Wiki's Woody Datatype Reference mentions a "nullable"
> attribute which presumably controls whether or not a field's
> selection list contains a null choice. This would be exactly what
> we want. However, our initial investigation suggests that this
> "nullable" is not (yet?) implemented. Does that sound right?
No. Having implemented it myself, I can attest that it works as
advertised, or at least it did last time I used it.
> Our selection list comes from our database.
Maybe the Wiki page is not very clear on this (I just added a short
notice to clarify it), but the "nullable" attribute applies only to
selection lists with type="enum".
> Does woody currently have any facility to help us add a "null" or,
> say, a 'No Selection" choice to our field's selection list? If
> not, can anyone suggest a sensible approach?
Assuming you're using flowscript and a type="flow-jxpath" selection
list, just add a suitable item to it after you've retrieved the values
from the database:
items.add(0, new MyItemType());
HTH,
Ugo
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