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  • RSH
    #1

    Getting an Object Properties value...

    I have a situation where I am creating a class (oValue) that contains two
    properties "Name" and "Value".

    I am using a thrid party grid control which has a DropDownList Control. The
    PopulateValueLi st function takes 3 arguments a list,the name field, and the
    value field.
    My issue outlined in the code below is that I am adding my Object reference
    to the list, and then trying to specify the text and value fields (see the
    arrow below). The problem is that when I run the page I get "oValue" for
    the display text in each row. How do I correctly reference the Name
    property, and the Value property when sending the values to the
    PopulateValueLi st function?

    Thanks!
    Ron

    Dim oList As New ArrayList

    Dim oVal As oValue

    oVal = New oValue("Full Time", "Full Time")

    oList.Add(oVal)

    oVal = New oValue("Part Time", "Part Time")

    oList.Add(oVal)



    Dim valList As Janus.Web.GridE X.GridEXValueLi stItemCollectio n

    valList = column.ValueLis t

    valList.Populat eValueList(oLis t, oVal.Name, oVal.Value) <--------------



    Public Class oValue

    Private mValue As String

    Public Property Value() As String

    Get

    Return mValue

    End Get

    Set(ByVal Value As String)

    mValue = Value

    End Set

    End Property

    Private mName As String

    Public Property Name() As String

    Get

    Return mName

    End Get

    Set(ByVal Value As String)

    mName = Value

    End Set

    End Property

    Public Sub New(ByVal id As String, ByVal name As String)

    mName = name

    mValue = id

    End Sub

    End Class


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    • RobinS
      #2
      Re: Getting an Object Properties value...

      How about
      valList.Populat eValueList(oLis t, "Name", "Value")

      I think it's probably looking for the name of the property
      you are trying to bind to.

      Robin S.
      ----------------------------------

      "RSH" <way_beyond_oop s@yahoo.comwrot e in message
      news:%23mvgb8tH HHA.924@TK2MSFT NGP02.phx.gbl.. .
      >I have a situation where I am creating a class (oValue) that contains
      >two properties "Name" and "Value".
      >
      I am using a thrid party grid control which has a DropDownList
      Control. The PopulateValueLi st function takes 3 arguments a list,the
      name field, and the value field.
      My issue outlined in the code below is that I am adding my Object
      reference to the list, and then trying to specify the text and value
      fields (see the arrow below). The problem is that when I run the page
      I get "oValue" for the display text in each row. How do I correctly
      reference the Name property, and the Value property when sending the
      values to the PopulateValueLi st function?
      >
      Thanks!
      Ron
      >
      Dim oList As New ArrayList
      >
      Dim oVal As oValue
      >
      oVal = New oValue("Full Time", "Full Time")
      >
      oList.Add(oVal)
      >
      oVal = New oValue("Part Time", "Part Time")
      >
      oList.Add(oVal)
      >
      >
      >
      Dim valList As Janus.Web.GridE X.GridEXValueLi stItemCollectio n
      >
      valList = column.ValueLis t
      >
      valList.Populat eValueList(oLis t, oVal.Name, oVal.Value)
      <--------------
      >
      >
      >
      Public Class oValue
      >
      Private mValue As String
      >
      Public Property Value() As String
      >
      Get
      >
      Return mValue
      >
      End Get
      >
      Set(ByVal Value As String)
      >
      mValue = Value
      >
      End Set
      >
      End Property
      >
      Private mName As String
      >
      Public Property Name() As String
      >
      Get
      >
      Return mName
      >
      End Get
      >
      Set(ByVal Value As String)
      >
      mName = Value
      >
      End Set
      >
      End Property
      >
      Public Sub New(ByVal id As String, ByVal name As String)
      >
      mName = name
      >
      mValue = id
      >
      End Sub
      >
      End Class
      >
      >

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        • RSH
          #3
          Re: Getting an Object Properties value...

          Silly me!

          That was it...perfect!

          Thanks!


          "RobinS" <RobinS@NoSpam. yah.nonewrote in message
          news:K_6dnYvlL9 qKCB3YnZ2dnUVZ_ umlnZ2d@comcast .com...
          How about
          valList.Populat eValueList(oLis t, "Name", "Value")
          >
          I think it's probably looking for the name of the property
          you are trying to bind to.
          >
          Robin S.
          ----------------------------------
          >
          "RSH" <way_beyond_oop s@yahoo.comwrot e in message
          news:%23mvgb8tH HHA.924@TK2MSFT NGP02.phx.gbl.. .
          >>I have a situation where I am creating a class (oValue) that contains two
          >>properties "Name" and "Value".
          >>
          >I am using a thrid party grid control which has a DropDownList Control.
          >The PopulateValueLi st function takes 3 arguments a list,the name field,
          >and the value field.
          >My issue outlined in the code below is that I am adding my Object
          >reference to the list, and then trying to specify the text and value
          >fields (see the arrow below). The problem is that when I run the page I
          >get "oValue" for the display text in each row. How do I correctly
          >reference the Name property, and the Value property when sending the
          >values to the PopulateValueLi st function?
          >>
          >Thanks!
          >Ron
          >>
          >Dim oList As New ArrayList
          >>
          >Dim oVal As oValue
          >>
          >oVal = New oValue("Full Time", "Full Time")
          >>
          >oList.Add(oVal )
          >>
          >oVal = New oValue("Part Time", "Part Time")
          >>
          >oList.Add(oVal )
          >>
          >>
          >>
          >Dim valList As Janus.Web.GridE X.GridEXValueLi stItemCollectio n
          >>
          >valList = column.ValueLis t
          >>
          >valList.Popula teValueList(oLi st, oVal.Name, oVal.Value) <--------------
          >>
          >>
          >>
          >Public Class oValue
          >>
          >Private mValue As String
          >>
          >Public Property Value() As String
          >>
          >Get
          >>
          >Return mValue
          >>
          >End Get
          >>
          >Set(ByVal Value As String)
          >>
          >mValue = Value
          >>
          >End Set
          >>
          >End Property
          >>
          >Private mName As String
          >>
          >Public Property Name() As String
          >>
          >Get
          >>
          >Return mName
          >>
          >End Get
          >>
          >Set(ByVal Value As String)
          >>
          >mName = Value
          >>
          >End Set
          >>
          >End Property
          >>
          >Public Sub New(ByVal id As String, ByVal name As String)
          >>
          >mName = name
          >>
          >mValue = id
          >>
          >End Sub
          >>
          >End Class
          >>
          >>
          >
          >

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