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Controlling Add Content Dialog with property setting

slothrop

I would like to make a custom Add Content Dialog which does not allow the content to be added unless a boolean property is set to true. I would like the checkbox to be initially set to false so the property cannot be constrained to be true but I don't want to proceed unless the user checks it.

If this is possible, which method do I need to override and how do I access the property.

Thanks.

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ribz33

I think you need override AddContentDialog, in init you need to add :

showOtherProperties = false;‍

Dont forget to override add-content-dialog.jsp to use your custom bean

roman

Got problems with the Add Content Wizard.

My aim is to write a custom wizard which is kind a Add Content Wizard with extended functionality. but i would like to keep the standard Add Content wizard too.

i've read this threads:
http://forums.alfresco.com/viewtopic.php?p=34509#34509
http://forums.alfresco.com/viewtopic.php?t=944&highlight=addcontent

but i still don't know which is the right solution.

i need a method of resolution…
it's hurrying

thx in advance

ribz33

You need to create your own class which extends AddContentDialog or BaseContentWizard, it depends what you want to do…
Then in your own faces-config.xml you need to override <managed-bean-class> by your custom class in managed-bean AddContentDialog.
(take a look on faces-config-beans.xml)

Best regards.

roman

thanks a lot for your answer…

all that things i've already done.

if i'll call (perform an action 'startMyWizard') it works…
(the wizard starts and calls the defined jsp)

now i would like to use the code from the original add-content-dialog.jsp
but as a result i'll get only garbage…

i suppose i can't use the original code and got to write own…

please correct me if i'm wrong.

best regards

ribz33

It seems that there is no private method in AddContentDialog so you can extend this class and call methods from your custom class. To re-use this dialog you need to make your own dialog, i don't see other solution to do it.

bst regards.

roman

Like Metallica said:
SAD BUT TRUE

thanx a lot for your support

best regards
rome