Phil,
1) probably not your problem, but check to make sure that your ftSeq is not overwriting the "status" property.
2) Try moving the property with ftSeq="611" to the very end, or at least making the ftSeq things consecutive with your properties. I've found that problems in ftSeq can cascade down in very odd ways!
Tomek
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 8:12 AM, Phil Kemp
<philipbkemp@...> wrote:
<cfcomponent name="newsletter" extends="farcry.core.packages.types.versions"
output="false" displayname="Newsletter">
<cfproperty name="issue" type="string" default="" hint="Issue"
ftLabel="Issue" ftWizardStep="Overview" ftFieldSet="General" ftSeq="1"
ftValidation="required-length" />
<cfproperty name="period" type="string" default="" hint="Period"
ftLabel="Period" ftWizardStep="Overview" ftFieldSet="General" ftSeq="2"
ftValidation="required-length" />
<cfproperty name="aSections" type="array" default="" hint="Sections"
ftLabel="Sections" ftWizardStep="Overview" ftFieldSet="Sections"
ftSeq="3" ftJoin="dmNewsletterSection" ftAllowLibraryAddNew="false" />
<cfproperty ftSeq="611" ftWizardStep="Report" ftFieldSet="Overview"
ftLabel="Report Document"
default="" hint="Report Document" name="report" type="string"
ftValidation="required"
ftType="file" ftDestination="/files/newsletter/" />
<cfproperty name="specialcontent" type="longchar" default="" hint="Content"
ftLabel="Content" ftWizardStep="Special" ftFieldSet="Content"
ftSeq="4" ftType="richtext" />
</cfcomponent>
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