Ajdin Brandic wrote:
In my class I have a property which is displayed as a
dropdown select.
I replaced one of the values and I can still see that value together
with the new one.
Replaced Values
None|CC-BY-NC-SA
(recommended)|CC-BY|CC-BY-NC|CC-BY-SA|CC-BY-ND|CC-BY-NC-ND|Full
Copyright|Other
With Values
CC0 (No rights reserved)|CC-BY-NC-SA
(recommended)|CC-BY|CC-BY-NC|CC-BY-SA|CC-BY-ND|CC-BY-NC-ND|Full
Copyright|Other
And HTML says
<option selected='selected' value='None'
label='None'>None</option>
<option value='CC0 (No rights reserved)' label='CC0 (No rights
reserved)'>CC0 (No rights reserved)</option>
Anyone had this prob?????
The list also contains the currently selected value, since it would be
incorrect to show a randomly selected value instead of the one that was
previously there. This happens on an object-by-object way, so if you
select a different value and save, "None" will no longer be present for
that object.
A good fix is to write a script that searches for all objects that have
"None" selected and replace it with a different one, then save back the
document. If you need help with the script, just ask.
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Sergiu Dumitriu
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