cought it! theme.Kit is of an abstract baseclass.
now i wonder how i come around this, because from a domain point of
view, this is absolutely correct.
On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 6:27 PM, Jan Limpens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I generate a control like that
> ${FormHelper.Select("theme.Kit.Id", sets, [EMAIL PROTECTED]:"Id",
> @text:"Name",
> @firstoption:"Sem Kit", @firstoptionvalue:''})}
>
> It gets populated and the right item is selected
>
> I post it to this action
> public void Save([DataBind("theme")] Theme themeFromForm)
>
> In my Params["theme.Kit.Id"] shows the correct value.
> but
> themeFromForm.Kit is null
>
> this happened recently and without changing code that should be able
> to affect this (which probably means, that's exactly what happened, I
> just don't know yet). Did something spooky happen the Databind?
>
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