ERModern and ERDControllerButton css
I've overridden the css in my D2W project to show the ERDControllerButton. And I've set up a page controller delegate. I've also added a rule that this controller shows up for task = 'list' and entity.name = 'MyEntity'.100 : (task = 'list' and entity.name = 'MyEntity') = actions = {"left" = ("inspectAction", "controllerAction"); } [com.webobjects.directtoweb.Assignment]The problem I can't figure out is why additional controller buttons are becoming visible in other places outside the actual list - like in the attached example.TimUCLA GSEIS ___
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Re: ERModern and ERDControllerButton css
I believe there is a controller button on the page there. You may be able to
omit it with a rule.
Because it is there, it's going to get the default controller choices unless
you override it with rules.
100:pageConfiguration = 'ListMyEntity' = branchChoices = () [Assignment]
105:pageConfiguration = 'ListMyEntity' and object.isNonNull = 1 =
branchChoices = (setNewPassword) [Assignment]
You might be able to get away with just one rule
100:pageConfiguration = 'ListMyEntity' and object.isNonNull 1 =
branchChoices = () [Assignment]
I forget if that works. Or use annotations on your delegate method
@D2WDelegate (
scope = object, availableTasks = list, availablePages =
ListMyEntity
)
public WOComponent setNewPassword(WOComponent sender) {
//Does stuff
}
Ramsey
On Jan 28, 2013, at 4:13 PM, Tim Worman wrote:
I've overridden the css in my D2W project to show the ERDControllerButton.
And I've set up a page controller delegate. I've also added a rule that this
controller shows up for task = 'list' and entity.name = 'MyEntity'.
100 : (task = 'list' and entity.name = 'MyEntity') = actions = {left =
(inspectAction, controllerAction); }
[com.webobjects.directtoweb.Assignment]
The problem I can't figure out is why additional controller buttons are
becoming visible in other places outside the actual list - like in the
attached example.
Tim
UCLA GSEIS
PastedGraphic-1.tiff
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Re: ERModern and ERDControllerButton css
G. Annotations. And so continues my hate/love relationship with D2W. Yes, I
know it is awesome. :-)
The one-liner rule worked. Thanks Ramsey.
T
On Jan 28, 2013, at 3:29 PM, Ramsey Gurley rgur...@smarthealth.com wrote:
I believe there is a controller button on the page there. You may be able to
omit it with a rule.
Because it is there, it's going to get the default controller choices unless
you override it with rules.
100:pageConfiguration = 'ListMyEntity' = branchChoices = () [Assignment]
105:pageConfiguration = 'ListMyEntity' and object.isNonNull = 1 =
branchChoices = (setNewPassword) [Assignment]
You might be able to get away with just one rule
100:pageConfiguration = 'ListMyEntity' and object.isNonNull 1 =
branchChoices = () [Assignment]
I forget if that works. Or use annotations on your delegate method
@D2WDelegate (
scope = object, availableTasks = list, availablePages =
ListMyEntity
)
public WOComponent setNewPassword(WOComponent sender) {
//Does stuff
}
Ramsey
On Jan 28, 2013, at 4:13 PM, Tim Worman wrote:
I've overridden the css in my D2W project to show the ERDControllerButton.
And I've set up a page controller delegate. I've also added a rule that this
controller shows up for task = 'list' and entity.name = 'MyEntity'.
100 : (task = 'list' and entity.name = 'MyEntity') = actions = {left =
(inspectAction, controllerAction); }
[com.webobjects.directtoweb.Assignment]
The problem I can't figure out is why additional controller buttons are
becoming visible in other places outside the actual list - like in the
attached example.
Tim
UCLA GSEIS
PastedGraphic-1.tiff
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