Because you're binding to the object, not a string. Use something like
displayString = aFestivalArtist.userPresentableDescription
instead.
Ramsey
On Feb 16, 2010, at 11:28 AM, James Cicenia wrote:
Why won't displayString not display the string but the ugly object
info?
Here is the scenario.
My own D2W custom popup component to set a relationship. Seemingly
trivial.
wod:
PopUpButton1: WOPopUpButton {
list = thePerformance.festival.festivalArtists;
selection = theFestivalArtist;
noSelectionString = "-- Select Artist --";
item = aFestivalArtist;
displayString = aFestivalArtist;
}
java:
public class PickFestivalArtist extends ERDCustomComponent {
public FestivalArtist theFestivalArtist;
public FestivalArtist aFestivalArtist;
public PickFestivalArtist(WOContext context) {
super(context);
}
public boolean isStateless() { return false; }
public Performance thePerformance() { return
(Performance)valueForBinding("object"); }
public void setTheFestivalArtist(FestivalArtist newValue) throws
Exception {
thePerformance().takeStoredValueForKey(newValue,
"festivalArtist");
}
public FestivalArtist theFestivalArtist(){
return (FestivalArtist)thePerformance().festivalArtist();
}
}
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