Hello,

Also I see you

Isn't the point of having a key that it's the one thing we can expect to be unique? The value/name isn't necessarily unique, and in many cases it's user input. I agree that a user shouldn't — and perhaps should be allowed to — create two items with the same name, but I think it'll happen and there's a reason select-elements are built like they are.

It's a solution to do lookups the other way, but not sure if it's very bullet proof 🙂

I also posted in “Help”-forum that when using GridToForm the key is not sent there either. This is something I use to store data on the server, and I want to store the key of course since it's used for relations. I'm currently working around it by doing a lookup for the ID on the server side code before updating the DB.