how can i get the absolute path for odata binding??

[former_member592880]

hello,

I am trying to attach a models to a view, but it is not getting an absolute path and therefore not showing the output

how do I fix this??

XML

 <IconTabFilter id="fltComments" text="Comments" icon="sap-icon://comment" key="Comments" iconColor="Critical">
      <content>
       <FeedListItem text="{spCom>SPcomment}" icon="sap-icon://personnel-view" info="{spCom>appLvl}" sender="{spCom>userName}"/>
      </content>
     </IconTabFilter>

JS

 oModel.read(comments, {
     success: function (oData, response) {
      if (oData.results !== "undefined" || oData.results !== null) {
       var UsageModel = new sap.ui.model.json.JSONModel({
        "spData": oData.results
       });
       that.getView().setModel(UsageModel, "spCom");
      }
     },
     error: function (error) {
      var message = "Error";
      sap.m.MessageBox.show(message, sap.m.MessageBox.Icon.ERROR, "Error");
     }
    });

UI5 Diagnosis

regards

Siddharth

[junwu]

why you need that?

[former_member592880]

I need it cause without that the object shows no data. The FeedListItem comes off as blank

[former_member592880]

nabheet.madan3 that it!!!! that's what I wanted. thank you so much for your help 🙂

[former_member592880]

nabheet.madan3 you want to copy your comment as an answer so ill make it right?? I reckon you get scores for that.

[nabheetscn · Accepted solution]

Siddharth what does your Odata call return can you please attach that screen shots also? If your feed list items are multiple which normally is then you should use List as parent control of this item with items binded via absolute path as aggregation. Then in feed you can refer via relative path as done here

[maheshpalavalli · Accepted solution]

Welcome back nabheet, missed you in the activity feed 😛

[nabheetscn · Accepted solution]

Mahesh Kumar Palavalli feeling is mutual bro... Management stuff kills me:)