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[eluser]gusa[/eluser]
what's the meaning of codexcontroller:firstitem? thanks! i know that it retrieves the first item to be displayed in the Overview page (http://codeextinguisher.pbwiki.com/CodexController) but i still don't understand what's for.
[eluser]Majd Taby[/eluser]
gusa, CodeExtinguisher _used_ to have server side pagination, but i convertd it to client-side pagination so that ordering and pagination would work in a more intuitive way. Adding db pagination is actually very easy. Here's what you want to modify: 1) codexcontroller:etupQuery 2) Remove the pagination code from view_modes/table.php and add your own.
[eluser]gusa[/eluser]
excellent! you are awesome. another challenge to codex: suppose there are two tables defined in my database: SALES(sa_id, ...) and LINES_OF_SALE(ls_id, ls_sa_id, ...). the second table has a foreign relationship with the first one, throw the field ls_sa_id. when i edit a sale (in the sales form), i want to have access to the related LINES_OF_SALE. in other words, the perfect solution would be to have a sublist inside sale's form with the lines of sale. then i could edit one line of sale and get back to the corresponding sale. if that's not possible, it's ok to me if i have a link (inside sales form) to the lines_of_sale controller but with the restriction that lines_of_sale should only display the data related to the editing sale. is it possible to implement one of these solutions in codex? maybe you have in mind another solution.
[eluser]Majd Taby[/eluser]
Have you looked at the DbDropDown, ManyToMany and OneToMany plugins?
[eluser]gusa[/eluser]
[quote author="jTaby" date="1212707847"]Have you looked at the DbDropDown, ManyToMany and OneToMany plugins?[/quote] yeah. but what if LINES_OF_SALE has thousand of rows per each SALE?
[eluser]Majd Taby[/eluser]
what do you mean? the UI was changed in RC8 (I think) to handle that use case.
[eluser]gusa[/eluser]
[quote author="jTaby" date="1212708463"]what do you mean? the UI was changed in RC8 (I think) to handle that use case.[/quote] ok. i'm not being clear enough. maybe one example helps: Code: /* suppose i want to edit sale #1. if i choose onetomany plugin, in the left pane i'll see all the rows from LINES_OF_SALE, which is exactly what i don't want. why should i see the lines of sales of sales #2 and #3. there's another issue: onetomany plugin (as far as i'm concerned) does not allow the user to edit the data. the custom solution to this issue is to have a subform (sometimes called subfile). when the user adds or edits a sale, you can also add, edit or delete a line of sale (but only those that belongs to the sale). taking in account that i have a deadline next week, i was wondering if i can find another solution (for example, to put a link in the sale's form to the corresponding lines of sale). i hope i was clear enough this time.
[eluser]Majd Taby[/eluser]
Given your deadline, Here's what I would do: 1) Modify the one-to-many plugin so that you can add your own WHERE clause to the query through YAML. The changes to plugins/onetomany.php and plugins/relationalcontainer.php should be minimal. 2) As far as editing, deleting, you're correct, CodeExtinguisher doesn't support that, but now that you mention it, it would be a very nice addition. I can't promise you I can deliver on it on a week though. As an alternative, you can modify the RelationalContainer::getHTML() method to add a link that takes you to page to manage the related data. I know it's not an optimal solution, but it works and if it's an option, you can update your clients' codex setup at a later time.
[eluser]gusa[/eluser]
[quote author="jTaby" date="1212713779"]Given your deadline, Here's what I would do: 1) Modify the one-to-many plugin so that you can add your own WHERE clause to the query through YAML. The changes to plugins/onetomany.php and plugins/relationalcontainer.php should be minimal. 2) As far as editing, deleting, you're correct, CodeExtinguisher doesn't support that, but now that you mention it, it would be a very nice addition. I can't promise you I can deliver on it on a week though. As an alternative, you can modify the RelationalContainer::getHTML() method to add a link that takes you to page to manage the related data. I know it's not an optimal solution, but it works and if it's an option, you can update your clients' codex setup at a later time.[/quote] ok, great. thanks. however, my intuition says that there's another solution. let's say that i have two controllers: sales and lines_of_sale. i want to access lines_of_sale from the first controller, by: 1) putting a link in sales' overview table to the second controller (the url could be lines_of_sale/<sa_id>, where <sa_id> is the primary key of SALES), 2) lines_of_sale must restrict the search somehow ($this->table_access_restriction?), 3) once in lines_of_sale, the add and edit forms should remember the original call. if that's possible, then i can save a lot of work. the question is how can i hack codex to allow me to do that
[eluser]abmcr[/eluser]
[quote author="gusa" date="1212716173"] however, my intuition says that there's another solution. let's say that i have two controllers: sales and lines_of_sale. i want to access lines_of_sale from the first controller, by: 1) putting a link in sales' overview table to the second controller (the url could be lines_of_sale/<sa_id>, where <sa_id> is the primary key of SALES), 2) lines_of_sale must restrict the search somehow ($this->table_access_restriction?), 3) once in lines_of_sale, the add and edit forms should remember the original call. if that's possible, then i can save a lot of work. the question is how can i hack codex to allow me to do that [/quote] Hello gusa: i have the same problem and i have made as you suggest.... but not all work. IN few words, in the overview mode, i create a link to the second table (in your case lines_of_sale) with Code: $config = array( I want to edit the codex_crumbs.php view for insert in thsi view the uri->segment, but i have not try (no time this days :-( ) |
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