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I noticed that some sub-menus of ofbiz applications are done using ftl files such as accounting, catalog... and others using xml files. So I would like to know if you are interested in using only xml files to build sub-menus for all applications or the opposite, using only ftl files. If yes, I will do it and could submit my work later. If not, I will do it for my own purpose but I need to know in order I don't spend extra time to change this according to the actual layout of ofbiz because I'm not using the ofbiz default layout. Maybe this job is already done and available somewhere. If yes, let me know :-) Thank you in advance for your answer. Marc |
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On Oct 29, 2007, at 4:46 AM, Marc des Garets wrote: > Hi, > > I noticed that some sub-menus of ofbiz applications are done using > ftl files such as accounting, catalog... and others using xml files. > So I would like to know if you are interested in using only xml > files to build sub-menus for all applications or the opposite, using > only ftl files. > > If yes, I will do it and could submit my work later. If not, I will > do it for my own purpose but I need to know in order I don't spend > extra time to change this according to the actual layout of ofbiz > because I'm not using the ofbiz default layout. work here and there (ie converting FTL files to form/menu/tree widgets where possible). It would be great to see more progress on it. > Maybe this job is already done and available somewhere. If yes, let > me know :-) Everything like this that is done would go right back into the OFBiz SVN trunk, so that is the best place to look (if you aren't already working from there) to see what's up. -David |
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Sound wonderful, I'm going to give it a shot. I will start with the
smallest application that is using ftl files to build menu and submit a patch. As I am new, I would appreciate help hint along the way and any other who is willing to work together, just send me a mail. Marc David E Jones wrote: > > On Oct 29, 2007, at 4:46 AM, Marc des Garets wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I noticed that some sub-menus of ofbiz applications are done using >> ftl files such as accounting, catalog... and others using xml files. >> So I would like to know if you are interested in using only xml files >> to build sub-menus for all applications or the opposite, using only >> ftl files. >> >> If yes, I will do it and could submit my work later. If not, I will >> do it for my own purpose but I need to know in order I don't spend >> extra time to change this according to the actual layout of ofbiz >> because I'm not using the ofbiz default layout. > > This is certainly one of the discussed objectives for OFBiz that sees > work here and there (ie converting FTL files to form/menu/tree widgets > where possible). It would be great to see more progress on it. > >> Maybe this job is already done and available somewhere. If yes, let >> me know :-) > > Everything like this that is done would go right back into the OFBiz > SVN trunk, so that is the best place to look (if you aren't already > working from there) to see what's up. > > -David > ... [show rest of quote] |
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