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Mov3nforward 117 posts 319 karma points

Feb 26, 2020 @ 21:34

We have a situation where we are trying to show in a list view the text of a radio button instead of a number. Why on earth Umbraco shows the radio button id instead of the label text in a list view is beyond me and is useless for clients.

We have made a change in the past by getting the radio button list and pulling the label text that way. We are now in a situation where we have something like this to populate a list view for members.

$scope.model.config = {
pageSize: 100,
orderBy: 'Name',
orderDirection: 'asc',
includeProperties: [
    { alias: 'email', header: 'Email', isSystem: 1 },
    { alias: 'memberGroups', header: 'Group', isSystem: 1 },
    { alias: 'hasTableau', header: 'Tableau', isSystem: 0 },
    { alias: 'organization', header: 'Org', isSystem: 0 },
],
layouts: [
    { name: 'List', path: 'views/propertyeditors/listview/layouts/list/list.html', icon: 'icon-list', isSystem: 1, selected: true }
],
bulkActionPermissions: {
    allowBulkDelete: true,
    allowExport: true
}
};

This works, but the "Organization" is showing the radiobutton id. In the past we did something like this:

//Prevalue Variables
var prevaluesOrg = null;

getOrgPrevalues();

function getOrgPrevalues() {
    dataTypeResource.getPreValues("Umbraco.RadioButtonList", 1428).then(function (prevalues) {
        prevaluesOrg = prevalues;
        console.log("prevaluesOrg" + JSON.stringify(prevaluesOrg));
        setPrevalues();
    });

}
function setPrevalues() {
        angular.forEach($scope.items, function (item) {
            console.log("item: " + JSON.stringify(item));
            item.organization = prevaluesOrg[0].value[item.organization].value;
        });
    }

I am not sure how we would do the same thing with the $scope.model.config. Any ideas?

-Lee

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Robert Foster 459 posts 1820 karma points MVP 3x admin c-trib

Feb 26, 2020 @ 22:07

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Hi Lee,

You should call your getOrgPrevalues() method in initView; and then you can update the data coming from the controller in the setPropertyValues method.

An alternative to this would be to pad the Member Index with a resolved value for organization, which will give you the benefit of being able to retrieve the value as part of the dataset without having to look up the prevalues.

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Mov3nforward 117 posts 319 karma points

Feb 27, 2020 @ 16:10

What I ended up doing is first getting all of the organizations.

First I needed to add "dataTypeResource" to the memberListViewController function.

I added my custom column to the includeProperties around line 39.

includeProperties: [
        { alias: 'email', header: 'Email', isSystem: 1 },
        { alias: 'memberGroups', header: 'Group', isSystem: 1 },
        { alias: 'organization', header: 'Org', isSystem: 0 }

I added this to the initView method to get the organizations.

dataTypeResource.getPreValues("Umbraco.RadioButtonList", 1428).then(function (prevalues) {
        prevaluesOrg = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(prevalues));
        console.log("prevaluesOrg: " + JSON.stringify(prevaluesOrg));

    });

Then I followed what you did to change the "Approved" column text by added this line to the setPropertyValues function.

if (alias === "organization") {
            value = getOrganizationPropertyValue(alias, result.properties);
            //console.log("value: " +value);
        }

I used your getCustomPropertyValue function to retrieve the organization value from the 'prevaluesOrg' variable containing the JSON data.

function getOrganizationPropertyValue(alias, properties) {
    var value = '';
    var index = 0;
    var foundAlias = false;
    for (var i = 0; i < properties.length; i++) {
        if (properties[i].alias === alias) {
            foundAlias = true;
            break;
        }
        index++;
    }

    if (foundAlias) {
        value = newvalue[0].value[properties[index].value].value;
    }

    return value;
}

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