Michiel Meeuwissen wrote:
I usually use the 'basic' jsp editors, and they show typerel, but note:
- There are 2 modes: 'show shortlist' and 'show all' (you can toggle by clicking on it) When in shortlist mode typerel is invisible (it is considered a 'system' builder).
- The gui name of 'typerel' changed. It is now 'relation type' in stead of the bit silly 'type relation'. These editors show guiname only, so perhaps you overlooked it.
Aha, yes now I see the relation in the 'basic' editors. (Silly me searching for the name of the builder instead of the gui name - that's why I like to use the 'my_editors' ;-)
In my_editors I also found out what to do. There's an option 'Configure' on the page where you can set (amongst others) if it should show all builders or only the editable ones. Funny thing is I didn't see this since it's a dropdown box with two empty items in my browser - the one is 'all' the other is 'editable'. When you select 'all' the Relation Type builder becomes visible (hoera!).
Simon
PS: the dropdown contains 2 empty items because my browser (Firebird, also tested IE) prefers to display the 'empty' element content of <item label="bla"></item> instead of the label value. The XHTML specification says it should display the label instead of the content, so it seems the code is correct and the browser displays it wrong.
<item label="bla">bla</item> should be a nice workaroud or maybe even just <item>bla</item> without using the label.
