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You can now use {field_name}, instead of <%fieldname%>, much better 
And can be done in XML.
FKeys or any other var can be used as well, since they are initializated in the object.
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In your grid, you are wrong.
Do not use 'dataKey', but 'labelKey'.
Totally different.
dataKey is used to catch the value,
labelKey, is for the final visualization parsing.
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Hi @admin,
Thanks for the response but it's not working for me!
<%title%> (<%alias%>)
Just to clarify, is the only element that should be passed 'labelKey' => '<%title%> (<%alias%>)' or 'labelKey' => '{title} ({alias})' because, with the code <?php echo JDom::_('html.fly', array(
'dataKey' => '_finish_title',
'dataObject' => $row,
'labelKey' => '<%title%> (<%alias%>)',
'link_title' => $row->_finish_title,
'route' => array('view' => 'finish','layout' => 'finish','cid[]' => $row->finish)
));?>It is not working.
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Sorry. I made a mistake.
dataKey. Not labelKey.
In 'html.fly', use 'dataKey'
both <%%> and {} should work.
No ?
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Neither worked, I was only getting a white page. I've rebuilt my component since you just did maintenance and am just about to retest it with new updated code.
Will let you know in a couple of mins...
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I could also manage it for link_title, but I should use another parameter name for compatibility with previous versions...
For the moment link_title is not using it.
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Hi @admin,
OK, got it working in grid but, cannot get it to work in the combobox itself when in a form.
Any advice?
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In combobox, use 'labelKey'.
It works in my hand.
Do you want to same feature for title ?
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Thanks @admin!
Got it working perfectly! Don't know what was happening but now it just works!  $field = $fieldSet['jform_section'];
$field->jdomOptions = array(
'list' => $this->lists['fk']['section'],
'labelKey' = '{title} {alias}'
);It's not working at all in the combo
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Sorry to bother you again Jocelyn,
I just wondered how to handle adding additional related fields when using ajax combo and groupby? Could you please demonstrate?
Here's the jDom code for my Category field: // Category
$field = $fieldSet['jform_category'];
$field->jdomOptions = array(
'ajaxVars' => array('values' => array(
$this->item->category))
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This is great been trying to get two fields in the combo box for several days now and solved by reading this post 
I can't get the grid to work This is the code with just a surname in
<?php echo JDom::_('html.fly', array(
'dataKey' => '_race_officer_surname_surname',
'dataObject' => $row
));
?>
Should I be using the following
<?php echo JDom::_('html.fly', array(
'labelKey' => '{ _race_officer_forename_forename} { _race_officer_surname_surname}',
'dataObject' => $row
));
?>
Or is it
<?php echo JDom::_('html.fly', array(
'labelKey' => '{forename} {surname}',
'dataObject' => $row
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Hi there,
use dataKey instead of labelKey in your last example like;
<?php echo JDom::_('html.fly', array(
'dataKey' => '{forename} {surname}',
'dataObject' => $row
));
?>
Hope it helps!
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Apologies for being dumb here, I am still new to cook book but still can't it to work in the grid.
Here is the code I am using
<?php echo JDom::_('html.fly', array(
'dataKey' => '{forename} {surname}',
'dataObject' => $row
));
?>
The field in the grid just shows blank
Do I need to do anything else, somewhere else in the code?
I notice one of the earlier posts mentioned the XML forms, but the code that cookbook generated doesn't have any XML forms other than access config and the install file. I have tried building the project using different configurations but still no success.
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Try on a fresh generated install. (Upgrade JDom), or use <% %>.
This is absolutly working for me.
html.fly => use 'dataKey'
html.form.input.select => use 'labelKey'
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