Just thinking out loud on this. It would seem the easiest way may be to copy the auto-service-fields and auto-entity-fields implementation to make an auto-map-fields (or to perhaps bring all three into one element)
,chris --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Hello everyone, > > I take part in the development of a module of Ofbiz/Neogia within the > > ASPerience company. I seek to dynamically define a form without > passing by a ftl. > > I was unable to find some issue (jira) about this functionality. > > Is it possible to do something like this ? (and how is it possible ?) > > This possibility was evoked by N.Malin on Neogia's wiki > (http://www.neogia.org/Field_Iterate) > > (this is an approximative page's transduction) > > Principle: > > Currently, the forms use a static definition to be able, since a > context, to post information in a dynamic way. When we want to obtain > > a dynamically defined form, we must generally pass by screens ftl. > In order to add dynamics in the forms, we can define a new iterative > > element which iterate on a list of map and applies each map of the > list like a context to the elements contained in the iterative > element. > > Ex : > <form name="example" type="single" target="NewObject"> > <field name="field1" > title="${uiLabelMap.Example}"><display/></field> > <field name="field2" > title="${uiLabelMap.Example2}"><text/></field> > <field name="records"> > <iterate suffix="_it"> > <field name="field3" title="title3"><display > also-hidden="true"/><field> > <field name="field4" title="title4"><text/><field> > </iterate> > </field> > <field name="submit"><submit/></field> > </form> > > This form can receive a context like this: > > field1 = foo > field2 = bar > records = [[field3 = firstFoo, title3 = > ${uiLabelMap.ExampleTitle3}, > field4 = firstBar, title4 = > ${uiLabelMap.ExampleTitle4}], > [field3 = secondFoo, title3 = > ${uiLabelMap.ExampleTitle3Other}, > field4 = secondBar, title4 = > ${uiLabelMap.ExampleTitle4Other}], > [field3 = thirdFoo, title3 = > ${uiLabelMap.ExampleTitle3Another}, > field4 = thirdBar, title4 = > ${uiLabelMap.ExampleTitle4Another}]] > > When the modelForm reads the iterate type's field, it starts again a > > fields construction with each element of the list as context. One > adds > the attribute suffix on iterate to be able to recover the fields by a > > service via the List type. > > Sincerely, > Eric Llusca. > > > >
