Hello Andrew,
Andrew Milton schrieb:
> Are you sure your genId() method works?
>
Well, yes, it does what it's ment to do. It generates an id, a string.
Here it is:
def genId(self,context):
"asdf"
items = [ int(e[2:]) for e in context.objectIds('Folder') ]
if items == []:
return 'lt100000'
return 'lt%s' % str(max(items)+1
> what does return self.id return instead of self.getId() ?
>
I just checked, there is no difference. Both return the id of the product
instance as string.
Greetings Roman
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