Anyone working on the WebTools Entity Ref?

[David E Jones-2]

There are some funny things happening in the Webtools Entity Ref that  
seem to be based on some recent changes. The "url" variable on line  
66 is not defined anywhere, and it removed it results in the "entity"  
variable being a Map that is printed and look funny, and that when  
printed also messes up the link to the other frame to go to the  
entity being linked to.

If no one is working on this I'll take care of it, but if anyone has  
this floating I'd like to see whatever point you've reached.

-David

[Jacopo Cappellato]

David,

you are right, I've probably recently introduced the bug committing the
work done to migrate that page to the screens.
It seems you have already fixed the error in rev. 483295, so thanks.
If you see something wrong, let me know and I'll fix it.

Jacopo


David E Jones wrote:

>
> There are some funny things happening in the Webtools Entity Ref that
> seem to be based on some recent changes. The "url" variable on line 66
> is not defined anywhere, and it removed it results in the "entity"
> variable being a Map that is printed and look funny, and that when
> printed also messes up the link to the other frame to go to the entity
> being linked to.
>
> If no one is working on this I'll take care of it, but if anyone has
> this floating I'd like to see whatever point you've reached.
>
> -David

[David E Jones-2]

It's no problem.

I made a few changes, but I wasn't sure about the "url" variable or  
it's location, though I replaced it with entity.url as that is  
perhaps where the old value was put. Anyway, I guess we can just keep  
an eye on this and see if anything comes up.

-David


On Dec 6, 2006, at 10:44 PM, Jacopo Cappellato wrote:

> David,
>
> you are right, I've probably recently introduced the bug committing  
> the work done to migrate that page to the screens.
> It seems you have already fixed the error in rev. 483295, so thanks.
> If you see something wrong, let me know and I'll fix it.
>
> Jacopo
>
>
> David E Jones wrote:
>> There are some funny things happening in the Webtools Entity Ref  
>> that seem to be based on some recent changes. The "url" variable  
>> on line 66 is not defined anywhere, and it removed it results in  
>> the "entity" variable being a Map that is printed and look funny,  
>> and that when printed also messes up the link to the other frame  
>> to go to the entity being linked to.
>> If no one is working on this I'll take care of it, but if anyone  
>> has this floating I'd like to see whatever point you've reached.
>> -David
>

Thanks to both of you for solving this issue because I haven't seen  
this error when I migrate WebTools Entity Ref from Jsps to Screen  
Widget.

Marco


Il giorno 07/dic/06, alle ore 06:48, David E Jones ha scritto:

>
> It's no problem.
>
> I made a few changes, but I wasn't sure about the "url" variable or  
> it's location, though I replaced it with entity.url as that is  
> perhaps where the old value was put. Anyway, I guess we can just  
> keep an eye on this and see if anything comes up.
>
> -David
>
>
> On Dec 6, 2006, at 10:44 PM, Jacopo Cappellato wrote:
>
>> David,
>>
>> you are right, I've probably recently introduced the bug  
>> committing the work done to migrate that page to the screens.
>> It seems you have already fixed the error in rev. 483295, so thanks.
>> If you see something wrong, let me know and I'll fix it.
>>
>> Jacopo
>>
>>
>> David E Jones wrote:
>>> There are some funny things happening in the Webtools Entity Ref  
>>> that seem to be based on some recent changes. The "url" variable  
>>> on line 66 is not defined anywhere, and it removed it results in  
>>> the "entity" variable being a Map that is printed and look funny,  
>>> and that when printed also messes up the link to the other frame  
>>> to go to the entity being linked to.
>>> If no one is working on this I'll take care of it, but if anyone  
>>> has this floating I'd like to see whatever point you've reached.
>>> -David
>>
>