"Quinton McCombs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
This is IMHO a bug. If the HTTP request contains a
LastName=
value, it should clear the relating property. Please file
a bug report.
Regards
Henning
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>Suppose you have a form with two fields defined on it. The value of
>those two fields comes from the value of an intake field. The data in
>the intake field came from the attributes of a mapped object (let's call
>it person). =20
>=20
>Here are the relevant field names and values on the HTML form:
>FirstName=3DJohn
>LastName=3D
>=20
>Let's now say that you change the value of the LastName field to "Smith"
>and you clear the contents of the FirstName field. You now sumbit the
>form to an action. The action gets the intake group and sets the value
>of your object with the values from the html form. You would think that
>the result of person.getFirstName() would be null or an empty string and
>that person.getLastName() would be "Smith". You are wrong.
>=20
>What really happens is person.getLastName() returns "Smith" and
>person.getFirstName() returns "John".
>=20
>I am hoping that there is a work around to this issue. I would be
>shocked if no one out there using turbine with intake has not run into
>this issue. The way it appears to me, I simply can not use an html form
>to edit data from a persistent object and save it back to the database
>if that change is to remove the value from a field.
>=20
>This issue exists with T2.1 and T2.2.
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