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Can you output map values in visualforce inline using a string key?
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Can you output a value from a map in a custom extension without or it being in a table? Tried the below and did not work.
example extension:
public without sharing class Example
public List<Custom_Object__c> records get; set;
public Map<String,Custom_Object__c> map get; set;
public String recId get; set;
public Example(ApexPages.StandardController stdController)
recId=ApexPages.CurrentPage().getparameters().get('id');
records =
[select Name, field1__c,field2__c,field3__c from Custom_Object__c where Id=:recId ];
Map<String, Custom_Object__c> map = new Map<String, Custom_Object__c>();
String key;
for(Custom_Object__c record :records)
if(record.field3__c.contains('foo'))
key = 'foo_'+Name;
else
key = 'bar_'+Name;
if(record!=null)
map.put(key, record);
display values like below in visualforce.
<p>Lorem ipsum dolor <apex:outputText value="!map['foo test'].field1"/>. <br/>
Neque porro quisquam est qui dolorem <apex:outputText value="!map['bar test2'].field2"/>...
</p>
apex visualforce map controller-extension
asked May 22 at 13:19
Thaier IssaThaier Issa
233
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Can you output a value from a map in a custom extension without or it being in a table? Tried the below and did not work.
example extension:
public without sharing class Example
public List<Custom_Object__c> records get; set;
public Map<String,Custom_Object__c> map get; set;
public String recId get; set;
public Example(ApexPages.StandardController stdController)
recId=ApexPages.CurrentPage().getparameters().get('id');
records =
[select Name, field1__c,field2__c,field3__c from Custom_Object__c where Id=:recId ];
Map<String, Custom_Object__c> map = new Map<String, Custom_Object__c>();
String key;
for(Custom_Object__c record :records)
if(record.field3__c.contains('foo'))
key = 'foo_'+Name;
else
key = 'bar_'+Name;
if(record!=null)
map.put(key, record);
display values like below in visualforce.
<p>Lorem ipsum dolor <apex:outputText value="!map['foo test'].field1"/>. <br/>
Neque porro quisquam est qui dolorem <apex:outputText value="!map['bar test2'].field2"/>...
</p>
apex visualforce map controller-extension
asked May 22 at 13:19
Thaier IssaThaier Issa
233
1
What happened i.e. exactly how did it not work?
– Keith C
May 22 at 13:34
You have a local variable calledmapin your constructor that hides themapproperty. ChangeMap<String, Custom_Object__c> map = new Map...tomap = new Map...so you are assigning to the property in the constructor. The pattern you are using does work.
– Keith C
May 22 at 13:35
Thanks Keith, thats exactly what it was.
– Thaier Issa
May 22 at 13:42
I've posted that as an answer; accept it and then others won't be distracted thinking you still need an answer.
– Keith C
May 22 at 13:48
add a comment |
Can you output a value from a map in a custom extension without or it being in a table? Tried the below and did not work.
example extension:
public without sharing class Example
public List<Custom_Object__c> records get; set;
public Map<String,Custom_Object__c> map get; set;
public String recId get; set;
public Example(ApexPages.StandardController stdController)
recId=ApexPages.CurrentPage().getparameters().get('id');
records =
[select Name, field1__c,field2__c,field3__c from Custom_Object__c where Id=:recId ];
Map<String, Custom_Object__c> map = new Map<String, Custom_Object__c>();
String key;
for(Custom_Object__c record :records)
if(record.field3__c.contains('foo'))
key = 'foo_'+Name;
else
key = 'bar_'+Name;
if(record!=null)
map.put(key, record);
display values like below in visualforce.
<p>Lorem ipsum dolor <apex:outputText value="!map['foo test'].field1"/>. <br/>
Neque porro quisquam est qui dolorem <apex:outputText value="!map['bar test2'].field2"/>...
</p>
apex visualforce map controller-extension
asked May 22 at 13:19
Thaier IssaThaier Issa
233
Can you output a value from a map in a custom extension without or it being in a table? Tried the below and did not work.
example extension:
public without sharing class Example
public List<Custom_Object__c> records get; set;
public Map<String,Custom_Object__c> map get; set;
public String recId get; set;
public Example(ApexPages.StandardController stdController)
recId=ApexPages.CurrentPage().getparameters().get('id');
records =
[select Name, field1__c,field2__c,field3__c from Custom_Object__c where Id=:recId ];
Map<String, Custom_Object__c> map = new Map<String, Custom_Object__c>();
String key;
for(Custom_Object__c record :records)
if(record.field3__c.contains('foo'))
key = 'foo_'+Name;
else
key = 'bar_'+Name;
if(record!=null)
map.put(key, record);
display values like below in visualforce.
<p>Lorem ipsum dolor <apex:outputText value="!map['foo test'].field1"/>. <br/>
Neque porro quisquam est qui dolorem <apex:outputText value="!map['bar test2'].field2"/>...
</p>
apex visualforce map controller-extension
apex visualforce map controller-extension
asked May 22 at 13:19
Thaier IssaThaier Issa
233
asked May 22 at 13:19
Thaier IssaThaier Issa
233
asked May 22 at 13:19
Thaier IssaThaier Issa
233
asked May 22 at 13:19
Thaier IssaThaier Issa
233
asked May 22 at 13:19
Thaier IssaThaier Issa
233
233
1
What happened i.e. exactly how did it not work?
– Keith C
May 22 at 13:34
You have a local variable calledmapin your constructor that hides themapproperty. ChangeMap<String, Custom_Object__c> map = new Map...tomap = new Map...so you are assigning to the property in the constructor. The pattern you are using does work.
– Keith C
May 22 at 13:35
Thanks Keith, thats exactly what it was.
– Thaier Issa
May 22 at 13:42
I've posted that as an answer; accept it and then others won't be distracted thinking you still need an answer.
– Keith C
May 22 at 13:48
add a comment |
1
What happened i.e. exactly how did it not work?
– Keith C
May 22 at 13:34
You have a local variable calledmapin your constructor that hides themapproperty. ChangeMap<String, Custom_Object__c> map = new Map...tomap = new Map...so you are assigning to the property in the constructor. The pattern you are using does work.
– Keith C
May 22 at 13:35
Thanks Keith, thats exactly what it was.
– Thaier Issa
May 22 at 13:42
I've posted that as an answer; accept it and then others won't be distracted thinking you still need an answer.
– Keith C
May 22 at 13:48
1
1
What happened i.e. exactly how did it not work?
– Keith C
May 22 at 13:34
What happened i.e. exactly how did it not work?
– Keith C
May 22 at 13:34
You have a local variable called
map in your constructor that hides the map property. Change Map<String, Custom_Object__c> map = new Map... to map = new Map... so you are assigning to the property in the constructor. The pattern you are using does work.– Keith C
May 22 at 13:35
You have a local variable called
map in your constructor that hides the map property. Change Map<String, Custom_Object__c> map = new Map... to map = new Map... so you are assigning to the property in the constructor. The pattern you are using does work.– Keith C
May 22 at 13:35
Thanks Keith, thats exactly what it was.
– Thaier Issa
May 22 at 13:42
Thanks Keith, thats exactly what it was.
– Thaier Issa
May 22 at 13:42
I've posted that as an answer; accept it and then others won't be distracted thinking you still need an answer.
– Keith C
May 22 at 13:48
I've posted that as an answer; accept it and then others won't be distracted thinking you still need an answer.
– Keith C
May 22 at 13:48
add a comment |
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You have a local variable called map in your constructor that hides the map property. (See e.g. Variable shadowing for more about that.)
Change:
Map<String, Custom_Object__c> map = new Map<String, Custom_Object__c>();
to:
map = new Map<String, Custom_Object__c>();
so you are assigning to the property in the constructor, not just the local variable.
The pattern you are using - a string keyed map - does work.
answered May 22 at 13:47
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98.2k11100232
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You have a local variable called map in your constructor that hides the map property. (See e.g. Variable shadowing for more about that.)
Change:
Map<String, Custom_Object__c> map = new Map<String, Custom_Object__c>();
to:
map = new Map<String, Custom_Object__c>();
so you are assigning to the property in the constructor, not just the local variable.
The pattern you are using - a string keyed map - does work.
answered May 22 at 13:47
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You have a local variable called map in your constructor that hides the map property. (See e.g. Variable shadowing for more about that.)
Change:
Map<String, Custom_Object__c> map = new Map<String, Custom_Object__c>();
to:
map = new Map<String, Custom_Object__c>();
so you are assigning to the property in the constructor, not just the local variable.
The pattern you are using - a string keyed map - does work.
answered May 22 at 13:47
Keith CKeith C
98.2k11100232
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You have a local variable called map in your constructor that hides the map property. (See e.g. Variable shadowing for more about that.)
Change:
Map<String, Custom_Object__c> map = new Map<String, Custom_Object__c>();
to:
map = new Map<String, Custom_Object__c>();
so you are assigning to the property in the constructor, not just the local variable.
The pattern you are using - a string keyed map - does work.
answered May 22 at 13:47
Keith CKeith C
98.2k11100232
You have a local variable called map in your constructor that hides the map property. (See e.g. Variable shadowing for more about that.)
Change:
Map<String, Custom_Object__c> map = new Map<String, Custom_Object__c>();
to:
map = new Map<String, Custom_Object__c>();
so you are assigning to the property in the constructor, not just the local variable.
The pattern you are using - a string keyed map - does work.
answered May 22 at 13:47
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What happened i.e. exactly how did it not work?
– Keith C
May 22 at 13:34
You have a local variable called
mapin your constructor that hides themapproperty. ChangeMap<String, Custom_Object__c> map = new Map...tomap = new Map...so you are assigning to the property in the constructor. The pattern you are using does work.– Keith C
May 22 at 13:35
Thanks Keith, thats exactly what it was.
– Thaier Issa
May 22 at 13:42
I've posted that as an answer; accept it and then others won't be distracted thinking you still need an answer.
– Keith C
May 22 at 13:48