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The 'Text' property of 'ListItem' does not allow child objects. Error

Trying a drop-down list on a form. Getting the above error. Any ideas? Code below. http://dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/746
drop-down listformlistitem
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Jeff M. asked Feb 26, 2019 active Feb 26, 2019

Drop Down List - Text Field and Data Value Field

Hello.. I have a drop down list (DDL) which is being populated by a control data source (CDS). Via this CDS, I have the SELECT statement looking up a folder path and the folderid of the folder. The DDL DataTextField and the DDL DataValueFields are configured for the folderpath. This is fine for the folder location column in my table. But too, I need to store the folderid for another column in my d
control data sourcedrop-down list
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Jeff M. asked Feb 8, 2016 active Feb 8, 2016

DateTime passed from Form Drop-Down list

Hello.. I have a drop down list for our online store orders. It lists the order number and it's order date in one line as the drop-down. It's value is sent to a template to display order since the selected order. As the data value, I have the full SQL datetime of the order; e.g. " 2015-12-28 22:45:13.963 ". See below. Looking at profiler, it's sending the order date as ' 12/28/2015 10:45:13 PM
datetimedrop-down listformSQL
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Jeff M. asked Dec 29, 2015 active Dec 30, 2015

Getting proper entry inserted into DB

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Using the following question (http://dnndev.com/Learn/Answers/cid/9532.aspx) as a guide, I want to get the DataTextField of the primary drop-down box (of cascading) to be entered into a table. What is being inserted is the DataValueField. How do I get the DataTextField entered instead? Thanks..
cascadingdrop-down list
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Jeff M. asked Oct 2, 2013 active Oct 3, 2013

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