The value undefined is not valid for this enumeration

[potj99]

Hi,

Let me start with saying I like this widget. I am using it in our project now and I get the attached error.

I have an enumeration with the values Yes and No. When I click the widget, it shows very short "The value undefined is not valid for this enumeration error". It is displayed short and disappears automatically but is causing a lot of questions.

Could you please fix this?

Kind regards,

Jeroen

[ChrisdeG]

The keyvalues must be equal to the key values of the enumeration. They are case sensitive. If your enum is defined key=J caption=JA key=N caption=Nee you should use J in the keys of enumtoggle

[potj99]

Hi Chris,

Thank you for replying so quick. They are the same

[cid:367b3b5c-085b-4939-b615-31ce3d6948f9]

[cid:a14f59f3-1278-48f1-bfda-4ea8fbbe6ac6]

Do you have any other suggestions?

Kind regards, Jeroen Pot

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The keyvalues must be equal to the key values of the enumeration. They are case sensitive.

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[keving119]

I have the same error.

I seems that the widget does not evaluate the initial value correctly in my case. I have an enumeration which has the value FALSE, but when I load the widget, the image of the default value is shown. Which would only happen if the value was empty if I understand correctly?

[ChrisdeG]

Hi

Do you use Mendix 8, Would you test the new Mendix 8 version?

Kind regards,

Chris

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I have the same error.

I seems that the widget does not evaluate the initial value correctly in my case. I have an enumeration which has the value FALSE, but when I load the widget, the image of the default value is shown. Which would only happen if the value was empty if I understand correctly?

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[keving119]

I am currently using Mendix 8.6

[keving119]

Currently using 8.11, but still experiencing the same error.

"I seems that the widget does not evaluate the initial value correctly in my case. I have an enumeration which has the value FALSE, but when I load the widget, the image of the default value is shown. Which would only happen if the value was empty if I understand correctly?"

[keving119]

I think I fixed this; to resolve the error, I changed this._contextObj.get[this.name]); to this._contextObj.get(this.name]); However, the widget still was not loading the initial value, but just the fallback image. This was resolved by adding

                this.startValue = obj.get(this.name);
                this._setValueAttr(this.startValue);

to the update, so it becomes:

        update : function (obj, callback) {
            var i;
            if (obj) {
                this._contextObj = obj;
                this.contextGUID = obj.getGuid();
                this._resetSubscriptions();
                for (i = 0; i < this.notused.length; i+=1) {
                    this.checkEnumValue(this.notused[i].captions);
                }
                this.startValue = obj.get(this.name);
                this._setValueAttr(this.startValue);
            }
            if (callback) {
                callback();
            }
        },

Not sure if its a good code, because i never worked with javascript, but it works!