Hayrol Reyes

Hey Gerry... that is cool! I can guess that your Dashboard module is a transient View with some collections as dashboard modules inside it... hence all your lists are "...collection_scroll" instead of "...list_scroll". But I am just guessing :-) Good catch! Anyway it is cool to know it helped you a little. Regards,

Btw... after your change (in custom.css) and possible restart... don't forget to CTRL+Shift+R on your browser (assuming it is Chrome... otherwise google for how to reload css and js stuffs in your browser cache). Cheers!

Simple Mr!.. .ox_KitBase_Dashboard__list_scroll input[type="checkbox"] { display: none; } You could be more specific also than "input[type="checkbox"]"... but this should work for your current case 'cos the name of the class works to do only for that module and only for the list mode (for all checkboxes in there)... being more generic would affect all checkboxes of the module (of course there are other tricks).

Hola Gregorio, creo que si no encuentras la forma de disponer de la información generada por Envers y presentarla al usuario... es un poco por falta de imaginación. Recuerda que una aplicación OX es una Java WebApp basada en diferentes estándares (Servlet, JSP, HTML, JS, JPA, etc.) con los motores de OX integrados para facilitarte el trabajo y que la información generada por Envers va a tu repositorio de datos en forma de metadata y de información detalle, es decir si tu repositorio de datos es una...

I made a mistake in the controller.xml section ... it must be: ... <object name="cksurvey_sessionYear" class="java.lang.String" scope="global"/> ... <controller name="Sport"> ... <action name="init" on-init="true" hidden="true" class="your.packages.actions.InitSportAction"/> <action name="save" mode="detail" by-default="if-possible" class="your.packages.actions.SaveSportAction" image="save.gif" icon="content-save" keystroke="Control S"/> </action> ... </controller> ... So, use this one... it looks...

I can not believe myself I am going to do this... at least not again. It is evident it is a waste of time, 'cos I already explained lot of stuffs going wrong here and gave you ideas on how to solve... but you did not put attention and not even tried anything of what I posted, so, it is possible that you going to do the same with this new attempt I am going to do... it is not easy 'cos you still have the same mess all around. Anyway... here we go. So, what I am going to do is to write a short version...

Hi Brian, here are my two cents: I am trying to do session to store my URL parameters (locId and year) by referring to the documentation but I don't get it clear with certain parts of the code. For example, the url is http://localhost:8080/CkSurvey/m/Sport?LocId=135&Year=2016 Documentation you referenced, in there, has nothing to do with passing URL parameters and handle them in your code. It is about how to define "session objects" to have (WebApp & browser) session scoped references to that objects...

Brian, that is confusing 'cos your post say anything about a session problem or something about an integration problem with other application.