Whoops - also meant to give you the URL to the wiki entry on creating publishing rules : http://docs.farcrycms.org:8080/confluence/display/FCDEV30/Publishing+rules
On 08/01/07, Stephen Moretti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Liz, Sorry I haven't replied sooner. The Brendan Sissions notes are all a bit out of date these days. Looking at the download from Jeff's site the screen shots look like FC2.x Datetimelastupdated is one of the default properties of a custom type. Its added to any type when you extend farcry.farcry_core.packages.types. Is there something in your rule that accesses this field? Can we see some code? Whats the full error that you're getting? Basically I'm after the path through to where the error is occurring and which file and line the error happens on. Stephen On 05/01/07, Elizabeth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi > Ive just started to play with this aspect of farcry and have run into a > few problems whilst trying to integrate my custom rule in the container > edit screens. If anyone had experienced the same problem or has an idea > of what may be causing this issue I woiuld be very grateful for their > help. > > Farcry 3.0.1 > Linux > MySQL 5.0.18 > > I added a custom type (cfTest) following the steps laid out in brendan > sisson's article - no particular problems there. Then I started to add > a custom rule for this type again using brendan's article on the > subject. I have now got to the point where my custom rule appears in > the container edit screen drop down. However if i select it and then > click on commit changes I get an error originating in DBGateway.cfc. > Originally this is the propertyname error detailed in issue FC-640 > (http://bugs.farcrycms.org:8080/browse/FC-640) but when this has been > resolved the error I get basically occurs because the > datetimelastupdated field in the rulecftest table is not a date. This > is not a property I specified so I am assuming that it is a default > field added automatically when the table is created on deployment of > the cfc. Currently there are no records in the rulecftest table and > whilst the field itself is not allowed to be null there is no default > set. > > Any suggestions gratefully received. > Liz > > > > > >
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