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 isPublic flag and always > set it to N (i.e. ecommerce users cannot create public lists) 0, I dream about Amazon wishlists feature... > > c) (not completely sure about this): add the field > ShoppingListType.parentShoppingListTypeId (hmmm... we need a shorter > name here... any ideas?) ShopListTyp.parentShopListTypId ? > and add seed data for new shopping list type: > I'd leke to create two parent types "PUBLIC_LIST" and "INTERNAL_LIST" > and then associate to the former the list types available to ecommerce > users (when they create a shopping list) and to the latter the ones that > are only available when the lists are created in the backend (e.g. > "Special Purpose"). > > What do you think? Great ideas I just wonder where you find the time to do/think-about all that ;o) Jacques > > Jacopo > > > Jacopo Cappellato wrote: > > 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 set the flag to Y (the list will then appear in the > > drop down boxes for all the users): it should really be done by a manager. > > > > What is the best way to model a shopping list that is available only to > > a limited set of users? > > I could use a special type for the ShoppingList and add custom code to > > show the lists of that type only to qualified users but, again, I don't > > like the idea of letting the ecommerce users select the type of the > > shopping list: we should at least define a way to separate the publicly > > available types from the backend only ones (adding a flag to the > > ShoppingListType? or using a parent type to group them together?) > > > > I'd love to get your feedback on this because I'd like to provide some > > enhancements (if needed) soon. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Jacopo > >
