I think there were discussion about adding more event handlers - like
beforeDelete() afterDelete() for example.

I think this would be a good enhancement.

On 21 September 2012 19:47, Jeff Coughlin <[email protected]> wrote:

> Usually what I do is create a delete method for that object that looks in
> all possible related rules for itself and removes it from them.  Then at
> the end of the method run a super.delete().
>
> I've requested to have FarCry be able to do this in the past (because I
> end up writing this for pretty much every custom type on every FarCry
> project).  The request is a bit old and still in Jira I believe.  It would
> be fairly easy for FarCry to be able to do it.  All it would need is a
> simple list of the rule names associated to that object to look in and do a
> cleanup (there are probably a few other ways to do it as well).
>
> --
> Jeff Coughlin
>
> On Sep 20, 2012, at 11:09 PM, Xiaofeng Liu <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I got a question about the deletion of content type items from within
> FarCry webtop.
>
> Say I have two custom content types 'Questions' and 'Tests'. A test is
> linked to an array of questions so in the tests.cfc I have a property
>
> <cfproperty ftSeq="02" type="array" name="aQuestions" ftType="array"
> ftJoin="questions" ftAllowEdit="true">
>
> Now I have used FarCry scaffolding which generated two admin interfaces
> within the farcry web top which allowed me to manage questions and tests
> separately with the FarCry default list and edit views.
>
> The list view got buttons like Add, Delete, Unlock etc. Now my problem is
> if I delete a question which has been used by a test from the question list
> view, FarCry doesn't seem to prompt me that the question is currently used
> by a test. As a result, in the corresponding test details view, the
> selected question became 'Object Not Found'.
>
> I'm just wondering what's the best way to handle this? I can manage to
> hide the 'delete' button from the scaffolded views but I just want to know
> does this sound a bit odd or is there any way I can customize the delete
> action so that I can do a check to see whether or not there are content
> items exist in the join table and if yes prompt user a warning message?
>
>
> --
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>
> Xiaofeng,^_^
>
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