On 07.06.2007, at 08:30, Aaron Thompson wrote:
Forgive me if this is a really obvious answer, but what do you mean
by "the key"? If phone is a property of Administrator but not
User, and in my component I have a WOString with value =
user.phone, it gives an error.
Na, if you have an EOGenericRecord (and all your objects might be
subclasses of that), you can just type "user.phone" it uses it. If
you don't have a phone attribute, you might want to surround that
part with a conditional that checks against a boolean on the EO like
<wo:if condition="user.isAdministrator">
<wo:textfield value="phone" />
</wo:if>
Or, you could have an edit page, that is generic in the way, that it
assumes it has an EOGenericRecord, has save, cancel and whatever
methods are generic and then create subclass and only re-implement
the HTML. Or use D2W ... ;-) okay, just kidding.
Otherwise, as Chuck kinda pointed out, it might be easiest to
create separate edit pages and not fight it.
Maybe yes. We have some generic pages (or components) for editing and
listing objects, and subclass from them for specific pages and
behaviour.
cug
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