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sap.m.select and filters

smith_john
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Hi, I'm a UI5 newbie so go easy one me 🙂

a question about filtering, I have 2 select boxes in my view, the first select box is the 'parent' and it's key is also a key of the second 'child' select box... each is bound to a different entity from my data model, see below

I need to filter the values of the second select box based on the selected value of the first.

So i have defined a function for the change event of the first select box. But I'm not sure how the function should work exactly, this is what I have so far... it clearly doesn't work.

onChange: function(evt) {
var selectedProject = this.getView().byId("projectSelectBox").getSelectedKey();
var filterByProject = new sap.ui.model.Filter("ProjectInternalId",sap.ui.model.FilterOperator.EQ,selectedProject);
var changeRequest = this.getView().byId("changeReqSelectBox");
changeRequest.bindAggregation("items",filterByProject);
		}

Am I even close...?

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smith_john
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Many thanks for answering Arjun, I'll try this out today.

former_member484715
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Hey Neil Ward,

Even as a newbie, you have done good work. To populate data in your second select box, based on your first select box, you need to first get the selected data , then filter your model and populate the recieved records in your second select box.

/**
			 * When the combo box is changed in a fragment.
			 * @public
			 */
			selectChange: function(evt){
				evt.getSource().setValueState(sap.ui.core.ValueState.Success);
				var that = this;
                                var mModel = new sap.ui.model.json.JSONModel(); //initialise your model from a JSON file
				var id = this.oDialogFragment.getContent()[9].getSelectedItem().getText();
                                //get the id first, then read the other model, you can even filter it.

				this.model.read("/UserSet('"+id+"')",null,null,false,function(oData){
					mModel.setData(oData);
				},function(){
					
				});

				var oItemSelectTemplate = new sap.ui.core.ListItem({
				            key : "{Userid}",
				            text : "{Userid}",
				            additionalText: "{Username}"
				        }); //Define the template for items, which will be inserted inside a select element
				var mySelectMenu = this.oDialogFragment.getContent()[9]; //Get a reference to the UI element, Select to bind data
				mySelectMenu.setModel(mModel);// set model your_data_model to Select element
				mySelectMenu.bindAggregation("items","/results",oItemSelectTemplate); //bind aggregation, item to Select element with the template selected above



				
			},

Read your model, then set the data to an template for your select, then you can set the model and perform bind aggregration.

Hope this helps,

Regards.