On 4/7/11 2:29 AM, enrico secco wrote:
> Hi,
> This is the code:
> def setValue(self, evt = None):
> try:
> sessione = self.Application.Sessione
> anno = sessione['anno']
> except:
> anno = None
> if anno:
> self.selectFields['ANNO']["ctrl"].Value = anno
> self.onRequery(evt)
> return
>
> The method is defined in SelectPage.
> To call onQuery() is mandatory if we want to update also the grid. Otherwise
> it's commentable.
> It's
> an example because different selectPages can have the necessity to set
> more value to be consistent with the session parameters.
>
So I'm not clear what changes the session, but if your Application's Sessione
is a
property, in the setter for the property you could do:
for form in self.uiForms:
try:
form.setValue()
except AttributeError:
# form doesn't have setValue() method
Paul
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