It appears that view-link supports the notion of entity-condition where you
can do something like this:
I would imagine it yields something like this:
SELECT A.*, B.* FROM TABLE_A A LEFT OUTER JOIN TABLE_B B ON A.fk = B.fk AND
A.fld = 'FLD_TYPE";
Is this correct? If no
Hello
I am trying to modify the session from a Groovy script and was wondering if
there were changes in 11.04 that would prevent me from doing this. For
example:
In Groovy, I would do the following:
aList = session.getAttribute("aList");
aList.add("item");
session.setAttribute("aList", aList);
You can access such variables by using:
parameters.productCategoryId;
This will get it from the paramMap of the request.
On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 2:33 PM, Alexander1893 <
alexan...@familie-schweizer.net> wrote:
>
> hi,
>
> could you explain a litte lo more in detail, what you want to do:
> what
I was working on making custom ProductStoreEmailSettings in the Catalog and
I found that I couldn't get them to send the right email templates. For
example, I am working on making a page where users can create new profiles,
thus calling the createCustomerProfile event in the Ecommerce application
ame="Test
> Prod" description="Test Product" autoCreateKeywords="Y"/>
> fromDate="2008-12-02 12:00:00.0"/>
> productCategoryId="TEST" fromDate="2008-12-02 12:00:00.0"/>
> productCategoryId="TEST" fromDate="2008-1
Greetings!
I am currently working on getting search to work as it does in the Ecommerce
application. I have already set up a Default Search Category to hold all of
the products in. Now when I go to search, I get no results at all. Ive
even tried adding the products to the Demo Default Search ca
