6:09 p.m.
Hi,
I wrote a command with 2 fields printed :
- frWord, readOnly, to show the word to translate
- enWord, required, to let the user guess a translation
This just work with magritte and without any seaside component made by
myself. Now, if the user fails for the translation, I must print the
same form but with a small text: 'your word was wrong, try again'.
How can I add text to an automatically made form ?
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Damien
7:39 p.m.
On Mon, Jul 11, 2005 at 07:41:16PM +0200, Lukas Renggli wrote:
> How can I add text to an automatically made form ?
I would suggest that you create a custom component that is rendering the
text string and the Magritte form as a child.
I think I will try this solution. But a SW2Command isn't a Seaside
WAComponent. How can I render a Command within a Component ?
Thanks
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Damien
7:41 p.m.
How can I add text to an automatically made form ?
Basically you can't do it automatically, but there are of course a lot of
different possiblities to archive that:
I would suggest that you create a custom component that is rendering the
text string and the Magritte form as a child.
Or you could also use the validation decoration to do this using a custom
exception class (see MAValidationDecoration and undo the changes we did
together today).
Yet another possibility would be to add a readonly field that accesses a
dynamically created from your model object. What you have to take care is
that Magritte caches values and assumes that the model object doesn't change
while it displays a form. But you can change this behaviour by using a
different Memento class, have a look at the references of MAMemento
subclasses.
Cheers,
Lukas
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Lukas Renggli
http://www.lukas-renggli.ch
8:47 p.m.
> > How can I add text to an automatically made form ?
>
> I would suggest that you create a custom component that is rendering the
> text string and the Magritte form as a child.
>
I think I will try this solution. But a SW2Command isn't a Seaside
WAComponent. How can I render a Command within a Component ?
Have a look at the code, the view command also uses a custom component.
Indeed, every MADescription might have its own custom Seaside component
(#componentClass),
Cheers,
Lukas
2:57 p.m.
> > I would suggest that you create a custom component that is
rendering the
> > text string and the Magritte form as a child.
> I think I will try this solution. But a SW2Command isn't a Seaside
> WAComponent. How can I render a Command within a Component ?
Have a look at the code, the view command also uses a custom component.
Indeed, every MADescription might have its own custom Seaside component
(#componentClass),
Can you explain it because I am reading this code for 3 hours now
(maybe more) and I still do not understand how to include a Command
representation into a Component ?
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Damien
3:07 p.m.
>>> I would suggest that you create a custom component that
is
>>> rendering the
>>> text string and the Magritte form as a child.
>>>
>> I think I will try this solution. But a SW2Command isn't a
>> Seaside
>> WAComponent. How can I render a Command within a Component ?
>>
> Have a look at the code, the view command also uses a custom
> component.
> Indeed, every MADescription might have its own custom Seaside
> component
> (#componentClass),
>
>
Can you explain it because I am reading this code for 3 hours now
(maybe more) and I still do not understand how to include a Command
representation into a Component ?
Have a look at the senders and implementors of #componentClass and
#componentClass: in the source code of SmallWiki and maybe some of
the student projects (Calendar, Security, Gallery, ...).
Lukas
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Lukas Renggli
http://www.lukas-renggli.ch
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