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Jacques Le Roux commented on OFBIZ-4472:
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Hi Nicolas,
I tried it and it works well. I did not completely review yet and I'd like more
people involved before committing. Please test, review if you want, and vote.
>From now I'd like this process to be used for not trivial patches (and maybe
>even trivial looking ones, as OFBIZ-5192 suggests), thanks in advance for your
>help!
To quickly test, as Nicolas suggested, apply this snippet (part of the
OFBIZ-4472.patch 12/Nov/12 11:43 version)
{code}
Index: specialpurpose/example/widget/example/ExampleForms.xml
===================================================================
--- specialpurpose/example/widget/example/ExampleForms.xml (révision
1408116)
+++ specialpurpose/example/widget/example/ExampleForms.xml (copie de
travail)
@@ -200,7 +200,7 @@
</form>
<!-- ExampleFeatureAppl -->
- <form name="ListExampleFeatureAppls" type="list"
list-name="exampleFeatureAppls" target="example_updateExampleFeatureAppl">
+ <form name="ListExampleFeatureAppls" type="list"
list-name="exampleFeatureAppls" target="example_updateExampleFeatureAppl"
default-entity-name="ExampleFeatureAppl">
<actions>
<entity-condition entity-name="ExampleFeatureAppl">
<condition-expr field-name="exampleId" from-field="exampleId"/>
@@ -226,10 +226,8 @@
</field>
<field name="submitButton" title="${uiLabelMap.CommonUpdate}"><submit
button-type="button"/></field>
<field name="deleteLink" title=" " widget-style="buttontext">
- <hyperlink target="example_deleteExampleFeatureAppl"
description="${uiLabelMap.CommonDelete}" also-hidden="false"
image-location="${iconsLocation}/delete.png">
- <parameter param-name="exampleId"/>
- <parameter param-name="exampleFeatureId"/>
- <parameter param-name="fromDate"/>
+ <hyperlink target="example_deleteExampleFeatureAppl"
description="${uiLabelMap.CommonDelete}" also-hidden="false" >
+ <auto-parameters-entity/>
</hyperlink>
</field>
</form>
{code}
You will then see a difference: the delete (no entry) icon will not appears but
it will still continue to work the same: feature will be deleted. Also in HTML
source you will see the input hidden fields like
{code}
<input type="hidden" name="exampleId" value="EX01"
id="ListExampleFeatureAppls_exampleId_o_0"/>
{code}
> New elements auto-parameters-[entity/service] for link/hyperlink
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: OFBIZ-4472
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-4472
> Project: OFBiz
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: framework
> Affects Versions: Screen Widget Redesign, SVN trunk
> Reporter: Nicolas Malin
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: OFBIZ-4472.patch, OFBIZ-4472.patch, OFBIZ-4472.patch,
> OFBIZ-4472.patch, OFBIZ-4472.patch
>
>
> When you want edit/remove an entity from link call it's needed to give all pk
> on parameter element as like :
> {quote} <field name="deleteLink">
> <hyperlink target="example_deleteExampleFeatureAppl">
> <parameter param-name="exampleId"/>
> <parameter param-name="exampleFeatureId"/>
> <parameter param-name="fromDate"/>
> <hyperlink/>
> </field>
> {quote}
> To simplify, I introduce auto-parameters-entity like this :
> {quote}
> <field name="deleteLink">
> <hyperlink target="example_deleteExampleFeatureAppl">
> <auto-parameters-entity entity-name="ExampleFeatureAppl"/>
> <hyperlink/>
> </field>
> {quote}
> or
> {quote}
> <form name="ListExampleFeatureAppls" type="list"
> default-entity-name="ExampleFeatureAppl">
> <field name="deleteLink">
> <hyperlink target="example_deleteExampleFeatureAppl">
> <auto-parameters-entity/>
> <hyperlink/>
> </field>
> {quote}
> This method is inspired from auto-fields-entity and I homogenized on widget
> renderer screen (link), menu (link) and form (hyperlink, sub-link)
> Any comments are welcome
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