Object Admin Custom list example

[AJ Mercer]

when adding custom columns to list,

can you control the order the column list where they will appear?

I would like to have them at the end of the current columns.

    https://farcry.jira.com/wiki/display/FCDEV40/Formtools+Object+Admin

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[Justin Carter]

On Thu, Mar 13, 2014 at 3:31 PM, AJ Mercer <ajme...@gmail.com> wrote:

when adding custom columns to list,

can you control the order the column list where they will appear?

I would like to have them at the end of the current columns.

    https://farcry.jira.com/wiki/display/FCDEV40/Formtools+Object+Admin

 

At the moment custom columns always appear first, it's on my todo list for FC7 to allow them in any position.

cheers,
Justin

[Blair McKenzie]

You can work around that restriction using aCustomColumns. objectadmin basically processes all column attributes by appending the ones that aren't in it. So you can control where they appear by passing the array in. I can't remember if you can add them as strings or if objectadmin expects a special struct.

Blair

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[Jeff Coughlin]

Yeah, I tried to fix this a few years ago, but objectAdmin is a beast. After a few hours I was almost there and then the client who requested the customization changed their mind, so the fix was scrapped before I finished it.

Feel free to fix it yourself and submit the code to Daemon, but be warned - you will not come back the same man after digging through that code :)

(Yes I'm exaggerating, but it still is a beast :)

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[Blair McKenzie]

you will not come back the same man after digging through that code :)

(Yes I'm exaggerating, but it still is a beast :)

No, no. That's fair. There's a good reason we've put off refactoring it for so long. Now that Justin has tackled the site tree in 7.0, we think we might be ready to take objectadmin on. 7.1 perhaps.

Blair

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[AJ Mercer]

I just put everything into aCustomColumns ;-)