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Set-data and List-data not the same type of stored data??
Hi anyone who can help,
I made two page templates:
- The first one uses set-data to set the data Status:
{set-data:Status}green{set-data}
- The second one use a list-data to set the data Status:
{list-data:Status}{list-option}green{list-option}{list-option}orange{list-option}{list-option}red{list-option}{list-data}
I have a page in which I'm doing a report table with this information
{report-info:data:Status}
{report-info:data:Status > trim > equals green> (*g)|render=wiki}{report-info:data:Status > trim > equals orange > (*y) |render=wiki}{report-info:data:Status > trim > equals red >(*r)|render=wiki}
All pages created with my both templates are well listed in the report but
With the first template I have the Status value and the related star
With the second template I only have the Status value.
How can I display may star with input coming from my second template?
Regards,
Cyrille
I made two page templates:
- The first one uses set-data to set the data Status:
{set-data:Status}green{set-data}
- The second one use a list-data to set the data Status:
{list-data:Status}{list-option}green{list-option}{list-option}orange{list-option}{list-option}red{list-option}{list-data}
I have a page in which I'm doing a report table with this information
{report-info:data:Status}
{report-info:data:Status > trim > equals green> (*g)|render=wiki}{report-info:data:Status > trim > equals orange > (*y) |render=wiki}{report-info:data:Status > trim > equals red >(*r)|render=wiki}
All pages created with my both templates are well listed in the report but
With the first template I have the Status value and the related star
With the second template I only have the Status value.
How can I display may star with input coming from my second template?
Regards,
Cyrille
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Inappropriate?Hi Cyrille,
I tried to replicate this issue but I got the status and the star in both instances using the following:
{set-data:Status1}red{set-data}
{list-data:Status2}{list-option}green{list-option}{list-option}orange{list-option}{list-option}red{list-option}{list-data}
{report-info:data:Status1}
{report-info:data:Status1 > trim > equals green> (*g)|render=wiki}{report-info:data:Status1 > trim > equals orange > (*y) |render=wiki}{report-info:data:Status1 > trim > equals red >(*r)|render=wiki}
{report-info:data:Status2}
{report-info:data:Status2 > trim > equals green> (*g)|render=wiki}{report-info:data:Status2 > trim > equals orange > (*y) |render=wiki}{report-info:data:Status2 > trim > equals red >(*r)|render=wiki}
Regards,
Oeyvind -
Inappropriate?Just to add to this, Oeyvind's results will happen with the latest version of Scaffolding/Reporting (3.2.x). Older versions will not quite work the same. The reason is that set-data and list-data do in fact save their values as different data types. list-data has multiple types of data that it can contain (content-options, user-options, etc), and as such has different structure. Also, it can be a multiple-select value, which also complicates things. Scaffolding 3.2 simplified things a bit to make things like your example easier.
In your case, to get the list-data example working, just do this add a 'reference:value' key after the data value. Eg:
{report-info:data:Status > reference:value > trim > equals green> (*g)|render=wiki}{report-info:data:Status > trim > equals orange > (*y) |render=wiki}{report-info:data:Status > reference:value > trim > equals red >(*r)|render=wiki}
Hope that helps.
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