Sounds good Nicolas. Looking forward to seeing you in New Orleans.
-David
On Nov 1, 2008, at 6:26 PM, mnicolas wrote:
+1
I agree also, my choise "filter" is stupid, if the element name is
ok, I correct the patch. But can't do this now because I take the
plane in few hours for the apache conf.
I correct it when I will present in new orleans ;)
Nicolas
David E Jones a écrit :
I agree, "filter" doesn't make any sense, or at least I don't
understand how the word "filter" has anything to do with the
functionality described.
The qualification for a good name goes beyond that too, it can't
just have something to do with the functionality, it should
describe the functionality. The "alt-row-style" suggestion sounds
fine to me.
-David
On Nov 1, 2008, at 2:47 PM, Scott Gray wrote:
Hi Jacques
I realise now that using set wouldn't solve the problem because
there
is nowhere to set the row style. I still don't like the name
"filter"
though, I think something like alt-row-style would be more intuitive
and would follow alt-target which performs a similar function.
Regards
Scott
2008/11/2 Jacques Le Roux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
IMO having it in XSD add something important : documentation. It
allows also
to generate directly in XML, or whatnot, if we want/need
If nobody see a problem with that I will commit Nicolas Patch
(reviewed and
tested : works well)
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-2032
Note that Scott's solution will still be available ...
Jacques
From: "Malin Nicolas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Scott,
Yes it's possible to extend the ModelForm to look if exist a
styleName in
context.
I don't know if the better solution is to use the set element
and create
the conditionnal with the result style in value attribute or
dedicate
element with separate conditionnal and style.
An other solution is put the filter element in child of row-
action ?
Nicolas
Scott Gray a écrit :
Can't the same thing be achieved by doing something like this:
<row-actions>
<set field="styleName" value="${bsh:productHeight ==
null
|| productHeight == 0 ? 'warningRow' : 'normalRow'}"/>
</row-actions>
Regards
Scott
2008/10/30 Malin Nicolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,
I have an other enchancement for the Screen Engine.
When you have a list with many information, many user like to
have some
line with different color to look quickly important information.
example : set line in blue when status order is created or
line in red
if order amount is greater than 10000
An other example, for the project with Decathlon we use this :
<form name="ListReceiveInCrowd" target="ReceiveInCrowd"
paginate-target="ReceiveInCrowdSelection" type="multi"
list-name="listIt" paginate="true">
<row-actions>
<entity-one entity-name="Product"
value-name="product"></entity-one>
</row-actions>
<filter use-when="productHeight == null || productHeight
== 0
|| productWidth == null || productWidth == 0 ||
productDepth ==
null || productDepth == 0 || weight == null || weight == 0"
style="warningRow"/>
<field name="facilityId">...
...
</form>
The goal is show receipt with a product that have missing
information on
his measures and put the line in red. You can see the
screenshot to
http://librenberry.librenberry.net/Capture.png for
visual result ;) .
To do that, we create new element Filter associate to a form
that take a
use-when condition and if is true apply the style define in
attribute.
Do you have concerned by this features or do you have some
suggestions ?
Nicolas
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