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Custom attributes in table view

asv

Hello

I have created my custom model. I works fine. I have added type from my model to <config evaluator="string-compare" condition="Content Wizards">

I need to display some custom properties in a table view (in Content Items or as Custom View).

There is Template mechanism that allow me to change design. But I don't know how to add custom properties to template or to browse.jsp (This JSP uses in Content Items table).

Could you help me how to customize Alfresco in order to show custom properties in a table.

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asv

I am struggling with <h

utputText and #{r} variable. I have tried #{r.properties['myProp']} and #{r.myProp} it dosn't work

zg0571

I have the same problem that I want to display the properties in browse.jsp .
Could anyone help?

kevinr

For properties that are not part of the standard Alfresco content model you need to specify the shortform of the model namespace for your property, so something like this:

#{r.properties['custom:myProp']}

Hope this helps,

Kevin

darko_narandzic

I followed your suggestion, but fields remain blank although content items have this particular property filled in.

<%– Description column for all view modes –%>
<a:column id="col13" style="text-align:left">
<f:facet name="header">
<a:sortLink id="col13-sort" label="My Label" value="myProp" styleClass="header"/>
</f:facet>
<h:outputText id="col13-txt" value="#{r.properties['custom:myProp']}" />
</a:column>
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Can you help? It's sort of urgent…

kevinr

Are you using 'custom' as the short uri for your model namespace? Or something else?

darko_narandzic

If anyone is interested, this works in my case:

value="#{r['myType:myProp']}"‍

rock_tu

Hello kevinr,if I want to some property align right,How I do that can achivee it,Do you have a good idea?thank you very much!