:)
I confounded this with the widget.value
Franziska Witzani schrieb:
For what reason do you want to change the data model?
Before or after showing the page?
If after:
As far as I know the model is just a js-copy of the form-object's values.
So the member "myMultivalueField" is not initialized.
You could do it like:
model.myMultivalueField = new Object();
model.myMultivalueField[0] = "foo";
model.myMultivalueField[1] = "bar";
Or, if you want to change it before showing the page (eg. for setting the
selection list on the widget), try:
values = new Array();
values[0] = 'foo';
values[0] = 'bar';
myForm.lookupWidget('myMultivalueField').setValue(values);
(set the data directly on the Form-Object!)
Actually I didn't test this variant yet- if it doesn't work, try the next one!
Or:
Values = new Array();
values[0] = {"value": "foo"};
values[1] = {"value": "bar"};
myForm.showForm("pipeName", {"myMultivalueField": values});
Greetings, Franzi
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