$this->Published is undefined because in your class you called it "Publish", not "Published".

Do this..

public function getPublishedValue()
{
return $this->Published ? "Published" : "Unpublished";
}
}

If you want to edit records directly on the table, use a TableField. It will limit you to simple editing, however, so if you have checkbox sets or file uploads, or textareas, it isn't an effective solution. DataObjectManager is an upgrade to ComplexTableFields, not regular TableFields.

No, I was just sticking with your example. I am not a complete noob . For me $this-Publish is also undefined inside of a function called getPublish() (the whole recursive thing). And as for the editing, I am aware of table fields, but I was trying to achieve editing inside a dataObjectManager. If it can't be done, that is fine, just wanted to ask to make sure before I move on.

Thanks again!

Bo, you're the man! Thanks for these great catches.

1) setDefaultView() -- FIXED. Stored default_view as separate property.

2) Sorting issues on multiple FileDataObjectManagers. -- FIXED. You were correct about the duplicate ID.

3) File icons not displaying. Very weird. The code I was using shouldn't have worked, but for some reason it was working on one and failing on the other. Icon is now obtained correctly through $this->item->fileField->Icon() instead of $this->fileField->Icon() in FileDataObjectManager_Item.

4) Thank you for your work on the translations. I've checked them in. (Hope they were tested!)

Hello Everyone,

I would like to use FileDataObjectManager to relate files to a given page. Example: page a is associated with 'File1.pdf' and 'File6.pdf', page b is associated with other files, etc.

The problem I've hit is that the FileDataObjectManager in the QualityPDFPage below shows all files associated with any page, not just those files associated with the given page.

Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks!
Ben