having had to learn from the code with no documentation, I don't have
much sympathy for those that wanted it handed to them on a plate.
the answer I gave you answers a lot. Sorry you are unable to glean the
info you need.
Justin Robinson sent the following on 12/2/2011 1:21 AM:
> Thanks for your answer what you mentioned here can all be found in ofbiz
> resources online, even the Apache Ofbiz cookbook & Apache Ofbiz
> Developement book only give you the basics, but without a precise
> understanding of the inner workings, it's time consuming to reverse
> engineer this information out, in order to get fine grain control of ofbiz
> widgets.
>
> If you are able to give me some deeper insight into ofbiz widgets or a
> place to find that info.........it'd be much appreciated.
>
> It seemed likely that "row-actions" would be executed before each row is
> rendered. (I mean what else could "row-actions" be)
>
> But the problem is that whenever it happens it must be before itemIndex is
> set (though even that doesn't make complete sense, in view of the test
> results)
>
> Placing the groovy scriplet, see in the example, in "row-actions" results
> in each row having the same number.
>
> The following works, problem is this is not supposed to be a link.
>
> <field name="fieldName" title="headerName" >
> <hyperlink description="${groovy: ((viewIndex * viewSize) +
> (itemIndex + 1))}" also-hidden="false" link-type="anchor" target=""/>
> </field>
>
> I also see you can't get a field name with an expression, this must be
> because of the data binding happening behind the scenes.
>
> <field name="${groovy: ((viewIndex * viewSize) + (itemIndex + 1))}"
> title="headerName"><display /></field>
>
> Any idea's what I'm missing?
> Thanks, for the help.
>
>
> On Fri, Dec 2, 2011 at 12:19 AM, BJ Freeman <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> all the actions inside the “row-actions” section are executed before
>> each row is rendered; this tag is similar to the “actions” tag
>> the “service” action called within the row-actions, is a convenient way
>> to invoke a service: the service name is specified with the
>> “service-name” attribute, the “field-map” elements are used to pass the
>> input parameters to the service, the “result-map” attribute defines the
>> name of the output map
>> look in
>> specialpurpose\projectmgr\widget\forms\ProjectForms.xml#hoursNotYetBilled
>>
>> <row-actions>
>> <set field="showPosition1" value="${script:String
>> prev=(String)previousItem.get("workEffortId");return
>> !(prev!=null&&prev.equals(workEffortId));}" type="Boolean"/>
>> </row-actions>
>>
>> also look at framework\widget\dtd\widget-form.xsd
>>
>> Justin Robinson sent the following on 12/1/2011 9:46 AM:
>>> <form name="listAssetItems" type="list" target="" list-name="AssetItems"
>>> title="" paginate-target="createAsset" paginate="true">
>>> <actions>
>>>
>>> <entity-one entity-name="AssetHeader"
>>> value-field="assetHeader"/>
>>> <set field="assetValueQty"
>>> from-field="assetHeader.assetValueQty" type="Integer"/>
>>> <entity-condition entity-name="FindAssetItemsView"
>>> list="AssetItems">
>>> <condition-list combine="or">
>>> <condition-expr field-name="orderId"
>>> operator="equals" from-field="parameters.orderId"/>
>>> <condition-expr field-name="productFeatureId"
>>> operator="equals" from-field="nullField"/>
>>> </condition-list>
>>> </entity-condition>
>>> <set field="rowSeqNum" value="1" type="Integer"/>
>>> </actions>
>>> <row-actions>
>>> <set field="rowSeqNum" from-field="rowSeqNum + 1"/>
>>> </row-actions>
>>>
>>>
>>> etc.........
>>>
>>> This restults in each row displaying the number '2' is there any way to
>> ref
>>> the type="list" index.
>>>
>>> Any clues would be helpful.
>>>
>>>
>>
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