The original intent of the isPublic flag was so a customer could
specify whether or not other customers can look at that shopping list.
For example a wedding registry or wish list or whatever kind of
shopping list that a user might want another user to see.
The trick is there could be man
De : "Jacopo Cappellato" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> These are the mods I'd like to commit:
>
> a) ecommerce>wishlists (dropdowns): display all the shopping lists
> created by the logged in user + the shopping lists with isPublic=Y
+1 définitively
>
> b) ecommerce>wishlists (edit screen): hide the isPub
These are the mods I'd like to commit:
a) ecommerce>wishlists (dropdowns): display all the shopping lists
created by the logged in user + the shopping lists with isPublic=Y
b) ecommerce>wishlists (edit screen): hide the isPublic flag and always
set it to N (i.e. ecommerce users cannot create
What is the best way to model a shopping list that is public, i.e it is
available to all the users (not just the one that created it)?
I've noticed that the ShoppingList.isPublic flag is not used in any
process. We could use this flag, but I don't think that we should allow
an ecommerce user to