Sean, I tried your XSL tweak and in fact it worked. The generated
PersonRecord.load() method looks like this:
<cfset variables.UserRecord.load('PersonID,') />
As you can see there is a comma in there. When I tweaked the XSL to put the
comma outside the quote, CF balked (understandably) because there is a
missing 2nd argument.
Anyways, this in fact works and down the line when Reactor calls
"get/setPersonID,()" it must strip out the comma, because it does work.
Interesting side-note. Like you said, who knows what this breaks, so its a
temporary fix and I will see what else it affects.
/cody
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Argh! that should be line 227 not 127!
On 2/21/06, Sean Corfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If the answer is YES, then record.project.xsl needs to change to
> generate the fieldlist in the load() call for any relationships that
> are defined. Changing line 127 from this:
>
> <cfset variables.<xsl:value-of select="@alias"/>Record.load() />
>
> to this:
>
> <cfset variables.<xsl:value-of
> select="@alias"/>Record.load('<xsl:for-each
> select="relate"><xsl:value-of select="@to" />,</xsl:for-each>') />
>
> has the desired behavior in this case but I've no idea what it would
> break in other cases. (and, yes, it's a fugly hack but I don't know
> enough XSL (yet) to come up with a more elegant solution)
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