Can someone please explain this or point to an example where it is used? I have a solution that uses several valuelists, but am wondering if I am missing a valuable piece of Servoy, by not using (understanding) this.
huh, your solution uses valuelists but you don’t know how to use them
Anyway, you can do the following:
- import one or more Servoy sample solutions;
- take a look in the documentation
- search the forum
As a last (but very good) resort you could go to the ‘advanced javascripting’ pre-servoy world-conference and ask for valuelists to be added to the agenda.
I do understand the basic valuelists, but not clear on what checking the check box does. Apply valuelist name as filter on column ‘valuelist_name’…
ok, understood…
I guess searching the forum is going to give you some answers in that case.
This new feature in 3.5 allows you to create a valuelist based on a table, but only use records in the table where there is a match between the name of the valuelist and the value in the column “valuelist_name” in the same table.
So, in order to use this, you need to create a column in the table that stored your valuelist values with the name “valuelist_name” and assign it as value the name of the valuelist it belongs to.
It is an extra feature to make it easier for you to store all your valuelistsvalues in the same table and let Servoy filter the right ones per valuelist.
Paul
I “Get it” now!
Thanks!!!
is it possible to make this work with i18n keys?
I’ve tried to fill the table with i18n keys (both with and without “i18n:” prefix) but it doesn’t work (keep showing the key instead of the message)
This is a little frustrating, since I have not found a simple way of using a sql model to store my valuelists if I want to make them multilingual…