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Hi,
I'm dealing with the following situation: A
directory structure containing a lot of files with the same structure is handled
by the same woody definition, binding and template by simply changing the
datafile. This file contains an attribute which indicates that it is an original
one or a new one created by the user. If it is an original one, only some inputs
may happen, but when the user created the file, all may be changed:
<DataFile original="true">
<Name>Josh</Name>
<Cookies>3</Cookies>
</DataFile>
-> show only input field for
Cookies
<DataFile original="false">
<Name>Kate</Name>
<Cookies>5</Cookies>
</DataFile>
->this file was created by user, show input
field for Cookies AND Name
I'm dynamically generating the filelist and only
when reading the file, I know if it's an original one.
I'm thinking about having the woodystylesheet
choose the correct form element by testing the attribute 'original=true'
(saving that attribute as hidden widget or something alike and then using it in
the woodystylesheet).
Are there other/better ways to do this? (e.g.
choosing the correct widget by evaluating an attribute/element in datafile
instead of changing it by the stylesheet?)
Anyone having the same situation?
Greetz,
Jan |
- Re: [Woody] Widget type from datafile Jan Hoskens
- Re: [Woody] Widget type from datafile Marc Portier
