Hi Sanjeev,
I am not quite sure what you need here. Looking at the
mainMenuExample.ui.ttlx file that I sent you, I left a placeholder for
the main content, just with a Hello World for now. You could replace
that with
<teamwork:Chrome>
<div>Hello World</div>
</teamwork:Chrome>
to get the surrounding menu and header show up.
You then write about editing, and this is where I lack details. But in
case you are looking for something similar to the Metadata form, which
is switchable between view and edit mode, look at
teamwork:MetadataProjectTab
for a stand-alone example.
If this doesn't help, please provide more specific details.
Holger
On 12/04/2017 0:40, sanjeev devireddy wrote:
Hi Holger,
I followed the second approach and I can see the new menu item.
Now I want to edit the file mainMenuExample.ui.ttlx so that the
content that gets displayed on the right hand pane can be updated. But
I don't see ui:prototype label/section in the Resource Form of
mainMenuExample.ui.ttlx. Normally in SWP Element Form the ui:prototype
label/section is seen and that provides an editor. So could you please
help me to understand that how the Resource form that is associated
with mainMenuExample.ui.ttlx file can be updated so that the changes
reflect on the right hand side content.
Thanks,
sanjeev
On Sunday, February 12, 2017 at 10:50:36 AM UTC+5:30, Holger Knublauch
wrote:
Hi Paul,
EVN (and its sister product EDG) provide various extension
mechanisms that can be used to customize the appearance without
modifying the system files (such as teamwork.ui.ttlx). SPARQL Web
Pages (SWP) is used in most places, and others are entirely
model-driven and depend on RDF data in some files.
For you specific scenario in 5.2, you have two options:
1) Apply a so-called override (http://uispin.org/ui.html#overrides
<http://uispin.org/ui.html#overrides>) to the element that
populates the menu: teamwork:MainMenu. To do that, create a new
RDF/SWP file (ending with ui.ttlx), import teamwork.ui.ttlx and
then create a subclass of teamwork:MainMenu that points at
teamwork:MainMenu via ui:overrides. This mechanism would allow you
to completely replace the main menu, e.g. you could start with the
existing ui:prototype of teamwork:MainMenu and modify it.
However, I think what you need is something simpler, namely a menu
item that open something on the right hand side of the screen:
2) Define a teamwork:HomePageTab and tell the EVN product about
it. EVN will populate a tab for each instance of HomePageTab that
it can find in any ui.ttlx file. I have prepared this in the
attache file. Place this into your workspace (or upload it to the
EVN server) to see the extra menu item.
The key triples of the example file are:
rdf:type teamwork:HomePageTab ;
ui:prototype """
<div>Hello World</div>
"""^^ui:Literal ;
rdfs:label "My HomePage Tab" ;
rdfs:subClassOf teamwork:HomePageTabs ;
.
to declare the home page tab, and
evnproduct:EVN
teamwork:homePageTab mainMenuExample:MyHomePageTab ;
.
to tell EVN about it. (Similar would be for EDG).
HTH
Holger
On 10/02/2017 22:58, Paul Frunza wrote:
Hello,
I want to modify the default EVN menu in order to add another
item which links to a custom page, in the manner show below:
<https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-m_32ntNzDBg/WJ24HGYakKI/AAAAAAAAAPw/IiWxvxkePw8MlEUBIWC5ugwm0KxSEe9nQCLcB/s1600/EVN%2BUI2.png>
I've done text search through all of the local composer files and
the only place found where the menu items are defined seems to be
in the teamwork.topbraidlive.org/ui/teamwork.ui.ttlx
<http://teamwork.topbraidlive.org/ui/teamwork.ui.ttlx> file
(shown in the screenshot below). However, this is quite a large
file (~13k lines) and it seems to define the UI elements for
other projects as well, such as EDG. I suspect that it might be a
generated file due to its size.
<https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Zms5KPwJnS4/WJ22MxDWWOI/AAAAAAAAAPc/legw_V5Un0ocOmAnJj4HqtJJIGDGqqj6gCLcB/s1600/EVN%2BUI.png>
Is that the correct file where such modifications should be made?
Is there a way to ensure that the changes appear only in EVN and
not other places?
Also, we have an EVN instance (without EDG) on a dedicated server
which is running an older version (5.1.4). Would there be any
compatibility issues when deploying to this server?
Best regards,
Paul
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