Hello everyone,
I am struggling with implementation of a filter which would display only specific nodes under a folder.
Let's be more specific: I have custom type with property called status. This property can have values such as Draft, In Review, Approved, ... It is set by constraints by the content model. Then I will go to folder ABC under a site and my goal is to create an action in Share that would display only Approved files under the folder ABC.
At first, I checked Options -> Hide/Show Folders functionality. If I understand that well, it works in following way:
- documentlist.js will build URL for Share webscript in _buildDocListParams and then it will send a request in _updateDocList
- surf-doclist.get.js (more accurately surf-doclist.lib.js) is called on Share side. Among other things, it will construct URL for Alfresco webscript "/slingshot/doclib2/doclist/" with help of DefaultDoclistDataUrlResolver
- Alfresco webscript "/slingshot/doclib2/doclist/" returns proper nodes in JSON format
So far, I created an extension module which adds my custom filter buttons under Options tab. Then I extended default Alfresco.DocumentList by a new one in my custom JS so I am able to react on clicked custom filter. And here I stopped because I did not find any easy way how to extend it for my custom property.
Maybe, I could create a new DataUrlResolver or totally a new logic which would requite changes in custom JS, similar Share webscript as "surf-doclist.get.js" and finally Alfresco webscript (similar to "slingshot/doclib2/doclist") to return only relevant nodes.
Another solution, which can be consider as "nasty hack" can be to extend surf-doclist.lib.js and do changes directly in model.json. So it would remove not needed nodes as a post processing method.
By the way, I tried to extend filters on left side (similar to All documents, I'm Editing, ...) but they will filter out everything for a whole site, not only for a specific folder.
Do you know what is a correct approach to create such filters?
PS: I am using 5.1.
Thank you for comments,
Filip