Adding Y/N and Yes/No values to Enumeration entity

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Adding Y/N and Yes/No values to Enumeration entity

Vikas Mayur-3
Hi Dev,

There are so many drop down in the forms that show a predefined value  
of either Y/N or Yes/No.
I think these are good candidates to go in Enumeration entity and  
instead of using <option> tag of <drop-down> to populate predefined  
value, Enumeration entity can be used.
Doing this would also require to add internationalization to the  
description field of Enumeration entity but that can be copied from  
existing label files.

Though this does not results in typing less code and current  
implementation is also good and verbose.


WDYT ?


Thanks,
Vikas

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Re: Adding Y/N and Yes/No values to Enumeration entity

Ashish Vijaywargiya
+1

On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 3:51 PM, Vikas Mayur
<[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hi Dev,
>
> There are so many drop down in the forms that show a predefined value of
> either Y/N or Yes/No.
> I think these are good candidates to go in Enumeration entity and instead of
> using <option> tag of <drop-down> to populate predefined value, Enumeration
> entity can be used.
> Doing this would also require to add internationalization to the description
> field of Enumeration entity but that can be copied from existing label
> files.
>
> Though this does not results in typing less code and current implementation
> is also good and verbose.
>
>
> WDYT ?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Vikas
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Re: Adding Y/N and Yes/No values to Enumeration entity

Bilgin Ibryam
+ 1

Bilgin

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Re: Adding Y/N and Yes/No values to Enumeration entity

Sven Wesley
Sounds good

2009/2/26 Bilgin Ibryam <[hidden email]>

> + 1
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> Bilgin
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