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Hi Cloves, If I didn't missunderstand what you mean, there exists an option to hide a field! And you just need to use it! Example : <field name="partyID"><hidden/></field>  Basil Arkasosy Computer Engineering Department College of Computer Science and Engineering King Fahd University of Petroleums and Mineral(K.F.U.P.M)
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I think it should be filled with a default value, because you can always define what the value of your field is, even if you make it hidden. Moreover it will be meaning-less if it is assigned to null! Basil Arkasosy Computer Engineering Department College of Computer Science and Engineering King Fahd University of Petroleums and Mineral(K.F.U.P.M)
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As far as customization and guidelines for general functionality goes, look at the email I sent out on the topic a couple of days ago (on Sunday). For the documentation side you might get further by reading and commenting on what exists rather than just writing your interpretations as you move along. Undersun Consulting has a full- time technical writer creating and maintaining such documentation, and it is available best through the on-line doc site from Undersun, which you can get access to for $4.95 for the first month, and if you contribute to it we'll give you free access based on your contributions. -David On Nov 29, 2005, at 5:07 AM, Cloves J. G. de Almeida wrote: > First of all, I must understand what OFBiz currently offers. Then I > can > compare it to my needs. > > So, I guess it would help me and others if I write user documentation > based on my exploration, right? > > I was browsing the product application (catalog) and found it more > complex than most companies would need. Additionally, companies use > different terms for the same thing (what you call " model #", some > would > call "reference ", others would call "product code"). A very useful > feature would be "hiding" fields (not delete, fill them with good > defaults) and define "alias" for them. > > So, if such feature is not there already, I could help implement. If > there is, I could write a tutorial on that. > > Does it sound reasonable? > > C. J. > > Em Seg, 2005-11-28 às 18:43 -0800, Chris Howe escreveu: >> That probably depends on what you think you're going >> to be spending the most time customizing to fit your >> needs. If it's simply change the appearence so it's >> more intuitive to your users, I would probably suggest >> working on the issues that pertain to updating the css >> tags in the freemarker files. If it's mostly going to >> be creating customized screens that pull the type of >> data that your company will be needing, I'd suggest >> updating applications that use forms rendered in >> freemarker code to use the form widget. Share how >> your company will most likely be using it and maybe we >> can give a bit more guidance. >> >> --- "Cloves J. G. Almeida" <[hidden email]> >> wrote: >> >>> Hello all, >>> >>> I decided to take on Si Chen's advice and learn >>> OFBiz by doing. I'm >>> proficient at Java, have read some tutorials on >>> OFBiz and (I guess) I >>> undestands most ofbiz concepts. >>> >>> I decided that OFBiz is the most suited solution to >>> my small business (yes, >>> I'm a businessman!). We have some ad hoc developed >>> COBOL legacy apps and >>> we'd like to integrate all those data in a more >>> flexible plataform - the >>> good old integration nightmare. >>> >>> My "learning plan" is to spend 2 to 3 months >>> resolving JIRA issues. Then, >>> I'll try to solve real problems in my own company >>> and see how OFBiz handles >>> them. If every thing goes as planned, I hope some >>> departments would be >>> running on OFBiz applications by September 2006. >>> >>> So, given that scenario, what issue would you guys >>> recommend for me to >>> start? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> C. J. >>>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> Dev mailing list >>> [hidden email] >>> http://lists.ofbiz.org/mailman/listinfo/dev >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Dev mailing list >> [hidden email] >> http://lists.ofbiz.org/mailman/listinfo/dev >> > -- > > > _______________________________________________ > Dev mailing list > [hidden email] > http://lists.ofbiz.org/mailman/listinfo/dev _______________________________________________ Dev mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.ofbiz.org/mailman/listinfo/dev |
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Why do you need to define a null value! it will be meaningless in this case. Also, I think it is assigned to a default value , youdon't need to, or you can define it to get a value from another field or a combination of more than one field....etc Basil Arkasosy Computer Engineering Department College of Computer Science and Engineering King Fahd University of Petroleums and Mineral(K.F.U.P.M)
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