Re: Allow editable fields in a table-plus after checking a conditions

[Bob Sleys]

Does it need to be editable under those conditions always?  IE in any location that field shows up to be edited and not just the table? If so then add it to the models permissions.

Bob

On Tuesday, October 23, 2012 6:33:40 PM UTC-4, Ricardo wrote:

I'm using a table-plus and it's working great, but I need to be able to say for example that one field is editable for me and everyone today, but tomorrow it's editable only for me. How would you incorporate the if condition into the table-plus?

Thanks.

[Ricardo]

Actually, some fields need to be editable and others not. So for example I can edit column1 and 2 today, and so can everyone else, but tomorrow only I can edit column1 but not 2.

[Bob Sleys]

Then that goes in the model

Take a look at the default user model.  It sets only certain fields as editable.  You'll just need to adjust that based on the records created_at value and the current date.

Bob

[Bryan Larsen]

You can customize the view for each column:

<column1-view:>
<if test="&this_parent.some_function">
<editor/>
</if>
<else>
<view/>
</else>
</column1-view:>

Bryan

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[Ricardo]

Thanks everyone, I got it working using Bryan's suggestion.