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Displaying a list of contents with attributes as a table?

thierrycoq

Hello,

I'm new to Alfresco, and I have followed the tutorials. I've been able to create a new content class and to add attributes to it, and to have it shown on the web client.

However, I wish to display directly the attributes of the objects, preferably as a table if several objects are in the folder. I especially don't want the users to have to click on each object to display the attributes.

Is there a way to do that by simple web client configuration?

Thanks,
Thierry

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thierrycoq

I looked into the web-client-config-custom.xml file where I tried to add a configurator like this :

   <config evaluator="node-type" condition="content">
      <property-sheet>
         <show-property name="RES:MyAttribute" show-in-view-mode="true" display-label="My Own Attribute"
          ignore-if-missing="false"/>
      </property-sheet>
   </config>

This works in the property view, but not in the detail view.

thierrycoq

I decided to check the browse.jsp file in the Tomcat directory.

The "detail" view for contents is clearly described, so I added another column before the action column, with code such as this:

<%– T. Coq, added a column to show a property–%>
<a:column id="col19" style="text-align:left" rendered="#{BrowseBean.browseViewMode == 'details' || BrowseBean.browseViewMode == 'icons'}">
<f:facet name="header">
<a:sortLink id="col19-sort" label="Mon Attribut" value="modified" styleClass="header"/>
</f:facet>
<h

utputText id="col19-txt" value="#{r.MyAttribute}">
</h

utputText>
</a:column>

I now have the additional column. I'm only missing now the value. I suppose I still have to work on the value = "#r."… something.

Does somebody know about an easier way to do it?

TIA
Thierry

kevinr

Change this:
<h

utputText id="col19-txt" value="#{r.MyAttribute}">

To this:
<h

utputText id="col19-txt" value="#{r['RES:MyAttribute']}">

Thanks,

Kevin

thierrycoq

Kevin,

thanks for the help. I'm now able to show a customized table with attributes.

Is there a means to show different columns depending on the class (or aspect) of the objects in the list?

In other words, is it possible to customize the browse.jsp depending on the objects, (or maybe the folder) being displayed?

Thanks again,
Thierry

sebu

Is there a means to show different columns depending on the class (or aspect) of the objects in the list?

In other words, is it possible to customize the browse.jsp depending on the objects, (or maybe the folder) being displayed?

Is there a solution?

Another question: is it possible to add custom columns without modifying alfresco source file browse.jsp?

This would make management of future upgrades much easier!

kevinr

No unfortunately not

It's something we've always wanted to do, but it's never been high enough priority to get done. In the future I expect our web UI will be based more around templates which can be easy customised/replaced.

Thanks,

Kevin