Tim
The purpose of stCriteria (which always defaults to #form#) is to pass
a structure of search criteria that will be treated by the getObjects
method that if you haven't overidden it, lives in
farcry.farcry_core.packages.farcry.genericAdmin.
This is completely undocumented at the moment - but in short you will
want to look at doing the following for you custom type :
*Make sure your custom objectt extends
"farcry.farcry_core.packages.farcry.genericAdmin"
You can then overide farcry.farcry_core.packages.farcry.genericAdmin's
"getObjects" and "renderSearchFields" methods in your custom object CFC.
getObjects returns the query that populates the data grid (usually in
response to the criteria from renderSearchFields ) - renderSearchFields
is the method that returns the HTML for the search fields you see above
the grid.
I reccomend taking a good look @
farcry.farcry_core.packages.farcry.genericAdmin to get an idea of whats
going on with these two methods - hopedully that will clear it up :)
Paul
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 4/21/2004 11:34:24 AM >>>
I can't get the filters and custom filters working properly when
passing
to GenericAdmin.
... and I can't find any sample code in FarCry core.
What i have:
<cfscript>
stCriteria = StructNew();
stCritera.customfilter = " and 1=2";
</cfscript>
<farcry:genericAdmin
permissionType="#stGrid.permissionType#"
typename="#typename#"
stGrid="#stGrid#"
bDisplayCategories="0"
criteria="#stCriteria#">
This should return 0 results in the generic admin, but it doesn't.
Same goes for normal filters (e.g. stCritera.currentStatus =
"approved")
Any pointers?
-- tim
www.toolmantim.com
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