When we implemented dms we used the same nodetypes as we use for
pages --> not good.
We will change that in future. To make your code more or less
compatible to future version you might better use:
info.magnolia.module.dms.beans.Document.isDocument(node);
This method contains exactly the same code you used.
Philipp Bracher
On 08.08.2007, at 03:08, Amir Mistric wrote:
OK
I think this will work for DOCUMENTS OR FOLDERS....
And will resolve issue having document named description_files.
Perhaps not perfect but works...
public static ContentFilter DOCUMENT_OR_FOLDER_CONTENT_FILTER =
new ContentFilter() {
public boolean accept(Content content) {
try {
// special case
if (content.getHandle().equals("/")) {
return true;
} else {
// if content type is mgnl:contentNode AND its
parent is type mgnl:content
return (content.isNodeType
(ItemType.CONTENTNODE.getSystemName()) &&
content.getParent().getNodeType
().getName().equals(ItemType.CONTENT.getSystemName()) );
}
} catch (RepositoryException e) {
log.error("Cannot determine if node=[" +
content.getHandle() + "] is a document or a folder" , e);
}
return false;
}
};
Thanks
Amir
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2007 5:14 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [magnolia-dev] ContentFilter....
Hi everyone
I am experimenting with ContentUtil.visit() and am writing a
tag to display folders and documents in DMS as a HTML unordered list.
However I am having a difficulty "hitting" the right
ContentFilter....
I have following:
public static ContentFilter DOCUMENT_CONTENT_FILTER = new
ContentFilter() {
public boolean accept(Content content) {
return
content.isNodeType(ItemType.CONTENTNODE.getSystemName());
}
};
But this visits documents, folders and documents' description
files...
Here is a log output of visit()
- visiting level=[3], node=[/library/image/logo]
- visiting level=[4], node=[/library/image/logo/nemours]
- visiting level=[5],
node=[/library/image/logo/nemours/description_files]
- visiting level=[4], node=[/library/image/logo/ncc]
- visiting level=[5], node=[/library/image/logo/ncc/
description_files]
- visiting level=[4], node=[/library/image/logo/nmg]
- visiting level=[5], node=[/library/image/logo/nmg/
description_files]
- visiting level=[4], node=[/library/image/logo/aidhc]
- visiting level=[5],
node=[/library/image/logo/aidhc/description_files]
- visiting level=[4], node=[/library/image/logo/npch]
- visiting level=[5],
node=[/library/image/logo/npch/description_files]
- visiting level=[4], node=[/library/image/logo/nhc]
- visiting level=[5], node=[/library/image/logo/nhc/
description_files]
Doing a query (via dev tools) I can see that
- documents are mgnl:contentNode
- description_files are mgnl:contentNode
- folders are mgnl:content
So my questions are
1. Why is the ContentFilter above visiting folders when I
haven't specified it?
2. How do you define ContentFilter that visits only
docs...only folders....only docs and folders....
I saw classes that use (node.getName().startsWith() in
accept method but what happens when a user uploads a document
named "description_files"....
Sorry for the long email - I am sure this is all too simple
for you developers....
Thanks
Amir
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