On Mar 9, 11:27 am, Thomas Broyer <[email protected]> wrote:
> ValueListBox automatically adds any value passed to setValue() to the list
> of "acceptable values", so you probably have some setValue(null) somewhere,
> or it might rather be that you don't have a setValue() anywhere, so the
> ValueListBox tries to select the default value (null) in the list, and adds
> it to the list of "acceptable values" as a consequence.
Thanks, that was it!
For anyone who gets to this post by a search, Thomas was correct --
the problem was that I had not set a value, but added acceptible
values. So since it had no value, it added "null" to the list. I
resolved it by setting the value PRIOR to setting the acceptible
values, like this --
storeListBox.setValue(currentStore);
storeListBox.setAcceptableValues(app.getStoresList());
And that resolved the issue.
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