CRUD table customization : all fields automatically

[Xavier NOPRE]

Hi,

In a CRUD list, when I can see all objects of a type, I want to display all fields of each object, in the CRUD.table.

I can do that :

        #{crud.table fields:['name', 'field1', 'field2'] }
            #{crud.custom 'field1'}
                ${object.field1 ? 'Yes' : '-' }
            #{/crud.custom}
            #{crud.custom 'field2'}
                ${object.field2 ? 'Yes' : '-' }
            #{/crud.custom}
        #{/crud.table}

Now, when I add a new "field3" to the bean class, I have to update this template.

Is it possible to not specify all fields names ? Something like :

        #{crud.table fields:['*'] }
            #{crud.custom 'field1'}
                ${object.field1 ? 'Yes' : '-' }
            #{/crud.custom}
            #{crud.custom 'field2'}
                ${object.field2 ? 'Yes' : '-' }
            #{/crud.custom}
        #{/crud.table}

Or simply, is it possible to have all fields (or some specified fields) in the CRUD table ?

Thanks,

Xavier

[Peter Hilton, Lunatech]

I think it works with #{crud.table fields:currentType.fields*.name } because it uses field names. I can’t remember if currentType is what’s in scope for the CRUD.ObjectType instance but this should give you a good idea.

[Peter Hilton, Lunatech]

Ah, make that #{crud.table fields:type.fields*.name }

[Xavier NOPRE]

Hi Peter !

Ah, make that #{crud.table fields:type.fields*.name }

Thank you for your answer : YES, it works !

But unfortunatel, some fields are unwanted, the solution "*" is not good ... Unless I can construct myself this list to add the field "name" and all fields starting with "right*" .... ? A new challenge .... ;-)

Thanks,

Xavier

[Peter Hilton, Lunatech]

Use the technique on http://www.lunatech-research.com/archives/2011/01/11/declarative-model-class-enhancement-play to create an annotation to mark the fields you want, and then modify CRUD.ObjectType to add a second getSomeFields method that only returns the fields with the annotation.

[Xavier NOPRE]

Hi,

Yes, good idea, et very good link !

Thanks,

Xavier

2011/5/27 Peter Hilton, Lunatech <peter....@gmail.com>

Use the technique on http://www.lunatech-research.com/archives/2011/01/11/declarative-model-class-enhancement-play to create an annotation to mark the fields you want, and then modify CRUD.ObjectType to add a second getSomeFields method that only returns the fields with the annotation.

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