Jean-Vincent Drean wrote:
You can use the following notation in the static list values definition: "1=Value 1|2=Value 2|3=Value 3" The generated HTML will look like: <option value="1" label="Value 1">Value 1</option> <option value="2" label="Value 2">Value 2</option> <option value="3" label="Value 3">Value 3</option>
JV.
On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 6:24 PM, Abel Solórzano Astorga <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way to modify the values of the options in the select element (html) associated with a Static List?
I noticed that the values are the same as the text that is shown on the list.
I have:
*<select id="SSI-Internal.CreateIssue_0_priority" name="SSI-Internal.CreateIssue_0_priority" size="1">*
* <option label="Show Stopper" value="Show Stopper">Show Stopper</option>*
* <option label="Must Have" value="Must Have">Must Have</option>*
* <option label="Should Have" value="Should Have">Should Have</option>*
* <option label="Could Have" value="Could Have">Could Have</option>*
* <option label="Not In Roadmap" value="Not In Roadmap">Not In Roadmap</option>*
*</select>*
I want something like:
*<select id="SSI-Internal.CreateIssue_0_priority" name="SSI-Internal.CreateIssue_0_priority" size="1">*
* <option value="1">Show Stopper</option>*
* <option value="2">Must Have</option>*
* <option value="3">Should Have</option>*
* <option value="4">Could Have</option>*
* <option value="5">Not In Roadmap</option>*
*</select>*
I am using the following code to modify the values:
*valdoc = xwiki.getDocument("SSI-Internal.CreateIssue")*
*ok = valdoc.updateObjectFromRequest("SSI-Internal.CreateIssue")*
* valdoc.getxWikiClass().get("priority").getPropertyClass().setValues(“a|b|c”)
It looks like you are writing a bug tracker which I think is very cool! I think you will need to use valdoc.getDocument().getxWikiClass() again get("priority") will return a PropertyInterface which has no setValues function so you will have to cast it to StaticListClass like so. ((StaticListClass) valdoc.getDocument().getxWikiClass().get("priority")).setValues("a|b|c"); It appears that this will work although I haven't tested it. Caleb
*
Thanks,
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