Kalle,
I had the same issue. The work around I found was to use a datapointer.
Within the datapointer I could manipulate the data before the grid got
the data.
Also it's my belief the contentdatapath was intended to be used as
filter on your data, not to modify the data.
But now looking back, you may want to try ds.setAttribute('rerunxpath',
true).
My two cents.
-Daniel
Kalle Svartholm wrote:
Hi, guys!
I wrote a filtering class for datasets, (it adds an attribute named
removed=<true|false>) and works great.
However when I apply the filter on a grid (i.e. modify the data in the
dataset), its contentdatapath doesn't seem to be synced with the
modified dataset.
Here is an example:
<grid name="myGrid" datapath="userData:/users[1]"
contentdatapath="[EMAIL PROTECTED] = 'false']" initstage="late">
<gridtext datapath="firstName/text()" width="100">First
Name</gridtext>
<gridtext datapath="lastName/text()" width="100">Last Name</gridtext>
<gridtext datapath="@removed" width="100">removed</gridtext>
</grid>
Is this the expected behaviour and is there a way to fix this?
(It works great as long as I don't use any contentdatapath.)
Regards,
Kalle
