Re: How to include forms into FTL?

2010-01-17 Thread Bilgin Ibryam 

Bruno Busco wrote:

Hi,
I need to include a form widget from an ftl file.

Is there an instruction equivalent to:
 ${screens.render(ScreenLocation, ScreenName)}

but for forms?

Something like
 ${forms.render(FormLocation, FormName)}


Many thanks for any help.

-Bruno
  

Hi Bruno,

Look at HtmlFormWrapper usage in  EditShipment.groovy and 
EditShipment.ftl for an example.


Bilgin

Re: How to include forms into FTL?

2010-01-17 Thread Bruno Busco 
Thank you Bilgin,
there is no way to do everything in the FTL?
I need to add a groovy?

-Bruno

2010/1/17 Bilgin Ibryam bibr...@gmail.com:
 Bruno Busco wrote:

 Hi,
 I need to include a form widget from an ftl file.

 Is there an instruction equivalent to:
     ${screens.render(ScreenLocation, ScreenName)}

 but for forms?

 Something like
     ${forms.render(FormLocation, FormName)}


 Many thanks for any help.

 -Bruno


 Hi Bruno,

 Look at HtmlFormWrapper usage in  EditShipment.groovy and EditShipment.ftl
 for an example.

 Bilgin

Re: How to include forms into FTL?

2010-01-17 Thread Bilgin Ibryam 

Bruno Busco wrote:

Thank you Bilgin,
there is no way to do everything in the FTL?
  
I'm not aware of a way to do it in ftl. But may be you can create a 
generic screen, which has only one form and takes the form name and 
location from context. Then in your ftl you can set the form name and 
location and render the screen. Just an idea.


Bilgin


I need to add a groovy?

-Bruno

Re: How to include forms into FTL?

2010-01-17 Thread Jacopo Cappellato 

On Jan 17, 2010, at 1:18 PM, Bruno Busco wrote:

 Thank you Bilgin,
 there is no way to do everything in the FTL?
 I need to add a groovy?

Yes, I think that you need to prepare the object in a script; it would be nice 
to create an ftl transformation to do this directly in the freemarker template.

Kind regards,

Jacopo


 
 -Bruno
 
 2010/1/17 Bilgin Ibryam bibr...@gmail.com:
 Bruno Busco wrote:
 
 Hi,
 I need to include a form widget from an ftl file.
 
 Is there an instruction equivalent to:
 ${screens.render(ScreenLocation, ScreenName)}
 
 but for forms?
 
 Something like
 ${forms.render(FormLocation, FormName)}
 
 
 Many thanks for any help.
 
 -Bruno
 
 
 Hi Bruno,
 
 Look at HtmlFormWrapper usage in  EditShipment.groovy and EditShipment.ftl
 for an example.
 
 Bilgin

Re: How to include forms into FTL?

2010-01-17 Thread Bruno Busco 
Sorry for the basic question.
But how can I pass a parameter from an FTL to an included screen ?

-Bruno

2010/1/17 Jacopo Cappellato jacopo.cappell...@hotwaxmedia.com:

 On Jan 17, 2010, at 1:18 PM, Bruno Busco wrote:

 Thank you Bilgin,
 there is no way to do everything in the FTL?
 I need to add a groovy?

 Yes, I think that you need to prepare the object in a script; it would be 
 nice to create an ftl transformation to do this directly in the freemarker 
 template.

 Kind regards,

 Jacopo



 -Bruno

 2010/1/17 Bilgin Ibryam bibr...@gmail.com:
 Bruno Busco wrote:

 Hi,
 I need to include a form widget from an ftl file.

 Is there an instruction equivalent to:
     ${screens.render(ScreenLocation, ScreenName)}

 but for forms?

 Something like
     ${forms.render(FormLocation, FormName)}


 Many thanks for any help.

 -Bruno


 Hi Bruno,

 Look at HtmlFormWrapper usage in  EditShipment.groovy and EditShipment.ftl
 for an example.

 Bilgin

Re: How to include forms into FTL?

2010-01-17 Thread Bruno Busco 
I mean, I have this:

FTL file
  #list portalPagePortlets as portlet
...
  #if (portlet.editFormName?has_content 
portlet.editFormLocation?has_content)

${screens.render(component://common/widget/PortalPageScreens.xml,
EditPortlet)}
  /#if
...
  /#list

and in the PortalPageScreens.xml file:

screen name=EditPortlet
widgets
include-form name=${portlet.editFormName}
location=${portlet.editFormLocation}/
/widgets
/section
/screen

The fields portlet.editFormName and portlet.editFormLocation have no
value in the screen. How can I make the FTL file set a field in the
context?

Thank you,
Bruno


2010/1/17 Bruno Busco bruno.bu...@gmail.com:
 Sorry for the basic question.
 But how can I pass a parameter from an FTL to an included screen ?

 -Bruno

 2010/1/17 Jacopo Cappellato jacopo.cappell...@hotwaxmedia.com:

 On Jan 17, 2010, at 1:18 PM, Bruno Busco wrote:

 Thank you Bilgin,
 there is no way to do everything in the FTL?
 I need to add a groovy?

 Yes, I think that you need to prepare the object in a script; it would be 
 nice to create an ftl transformation to do this directly in the freemarker 
 template.

 Kind regards,

 Jacopo



 -Bruno

 2010/1/17 Bilgin Ibryam bibr...@gmail.com:
 Bruno Busco wrote:

 Hi,
 I need to include a form widget from an ftl file.

 Is there an instruction equivalent to:
     ${screens.render(ScreenLocation, ScreenName)}

 but for forms?

 Something like
     ${forms.render(FormLocation, FormName)}


 Many thanks for any help.

 -Bruno


 Hi Bruno,

 Look at HtmlFormWrapper usage in  EditShipment.groovy and EditShipment.ftl
 for an example.

 Bilgin

Re: How to include forms into FTL?

2010-01-17 Thread Bilgin Ibryam 

Bruno Busco wrote:

Bruno, I cannot see an easy way to set the variables in context, but 
there is still a way to do it. Please see inline

I mean, I have this:

FTL file
  #list portalPagePortlets as portlet
...
  #if (portlet.editFormName?has_content 
portlet.editFormLocation?has_content)

  


${setRequestAttribute(editFormName, editFormName)}


${screens.render(component://common/widget/PortalPageScreens.xml,
EditPortlet)}
  /#if
...
  /#list

and in the PortalPageScreens.xml file:

screen name=EditPortlet
  

   actions
   set field=editFormName value=${groovy:   return 
request.getAttribute('editFormName');}/

   /actions

widgets
include-form name=${editFormName}
location=${portlet.editFormLocation}/
/widgets
/section
/screen

The fields portlet.editFormName and portlet.editFormLocation have no
value in the screen. How can I make the FTL file set a field in the
context?

Thank you,
Bruno