On Fri, 13 Aug 2010 09:16:08 -0300, Inge Solvoll
wrote:
You have hit one of my problem spots in T5 :)
I also just use formState="iteration", because I simply don't understand
how to make the alternatives work...
Quick answer: it makes the form store information about the objects being
You have hit one of my problem spots in T5 :)
I also just use formState="iteration", because I simply don't understand how
to make the alternatives work...
On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 1:40 PM, Mite wrote:
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> I made a ValueEncoder and also put formState="iteration" in the loop. The
> second one see
I made a ValueEncoder and also put formState="iteration" in the loop. The
second one seemed to made it work, even though I don't really understand
why.
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Mite,
You must use a property of your source as select value.
2010/8/11 Josh Canfield
> Are you saying that when you post the form you are getting the last value
> from the form stored in the currentBetType and currentAvailableBet
> properties?
>
> With loops you have to remember that you onl
Are you saying that when you post the form you are getting the last value from
the form stored in the currentBetType and currentAvailableBet properties?
With loops you have to remember that you only have one property in the page so
it gets set repeatedly when you post the form. You can collect t
On Tue, 10 Aug 2010 21:30:04 -0300, Mite wrote:
Hi
Hi!
I have the following loop containing two select components.
I guess you need to provide a ValueEncoder to the Loop's encoder parameter.
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