Re: [Cctools-cchost] Extending common forms

[Kevin D. <dri...@gm...>]

For anyone dealing with the same issue, here is some code that I am
working with:

function OnUserRow(&$record)
{
if( empty($record['user_fields']))
  return;

$tf_columns = array(
   array(  'field' => 'user_profexp',
               'label' => 'Professional Experience'),
[...etc, etc...]
    ));

$key = count( $record['user_fields']);
for ($k = 0; $k < count($tf_columns); $k++)
{
  $field = $tf_columns[$k]['field'];
  $label = $tf_columns[$k]['label'];
  $value = $record[$field];
  if (!(empty($value))) {
    $record['user_fields'][$key] = array(
                                'label' => $label,
                                'value' => $value);
                                $key++;
  }
}
}


Kevin



On 9/20/06, Victor Stone <fou...@gm...> wrote:
> On 9/19/06, Kevin Driscoll <dri...@gm...> wrote:
> > Okay.  I am having no trouble adding things to my db tables through
> > the typical user entry forms.  However, now I am stuck displaying the
> > data correctly.  The template code in question is here:
> >
> > <p tal:repeat="uf record/user_fields"><em tal:content="uf/label"
> > /><tal:block condition="uf/label">: </tal:block>${uf/value}</p>
>
> If you are using a skin based on skin-simple then all the user_fields
> will "display themselves" in the user_listing macro in user.xml.
>
> The 'user_fields' gets formatted during GetRecordFromRow() which
> triggers a _USER_ROW event. Classic example can be found in
> ccextras/cc-forums.php, look for OnUserRow()
>
> You shouldn't need to derive from anything. Any class can be an event catcher.
>
> VS
>