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The same reason that made me pick the (possibly overriden) component name. Jacopo also suggested the webapp name (we miss a part of the thread here, refer to it if needed)
But that's not how the HELP is coded at the moment. It uses the component name.
Also to use _WEBAPP_NAME_ (note the _ at end), since it's not in parameters but is a session attribute, we would also need to put it in context in ScreenRenderer.java using something like
I don't see a plus compared to my solution.
The only drawback of my solution is that the localDispatcherName *MUST* be named after the component name.
But it's the case for all webapps so far. And I don't see a need to change this (very useful) convention.
Disclaimer: I did not look yet at how the helpTopic var is used to render the help, just followed the trend. Maybe using the webapp is possible...
> Hi Jacques,
>
> Why not use the '_WEBAPP_NAME' variable. That is already available in the
> parameter list. You could even avoid transforming it to upper case. A one
> time conversion of the data to the appropriate case would then align the
> data.
>
> Regards,
>
> Pierre Smits
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> On Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 12:02 PM, Jacques Le Roux <
>
[hidden email]> wrote:
>
>> Jacopo Cappellato wrote:
>>> is a general issue caused by a wrong design in the generation of help
>> links; specifically, the issue is that in
>>>
>>> <set field="helpTopic" value="${groovy:
>> parameters.componentName.toUpperCase() + '_' +
>> requestAttributes._CURRENT_VIEW_}"/>
>>>
>>> the name of the help file is composed using the component name; this is
>> a wrong approach and could be solved, for instance, by
>>> using the webapp name instead of the component name;
>>
>> As it is now, it should not be the webapp name but the component name or
>> the overriden component name.
>>
>> We could do it like this (both cases will be covered as long as the
>> web.xml file of the overriding webapp is correct)
>>
>> Index: applications/commonext/widget/CommonScreens.xml
>> ===================================================================
>> --- applications/commonext/widget/CommonScreens.xml (revision 1522780)
>> +++ applications/commonext/widget/CommonScreens.xml (working copy)
>> @@ -45,8 +45,7 @@
>> <set field="layoutSettings.middleTopLink2"
>> value="${lastSystemInfoNote2.moreInfoUrl}${groovy: if
>> (lastSystemInfoNote2&&lastSystemInfoNote2.moreInfoItemName&&lastSystemInfoNote2.moreInfoItemId)"?"
>> + lastSystemInfoNote2.moreInfoItemName + "=" +
>> lastSystemInfoNote2.moreInfoItemId + "&id=" +
>> lastSystemInfoNote2.moreInfoItemId;}"/>
>> <set field="layoutSettings.middleTopLink3"
>> value="${lastSystemInfoNote3.moreInfoUrl}${groovy: if
>> (lastSystemInfoNote3&&lastSystemInfoNote3.moreInfoItemName&&lastSystemInfoNote3.moreInfoItemId)"?"
>> + lastSystemInfoNote3.moreInfoItemName + "=" +
>> lastSystemInfoNote3.moreInfoItemId + "&id=" +
>> lastSystemInfoNote3.moreInfoItemId;}"/>
>> <!-- Help link actions -->
>> - <!--<set field="helpTopic" value="${groovy: webSiteId +
>> '_' + requestAttributes._CURRENT_VIEW_}"/>-->
>> - <set field="helpTopic" value="${groovy:
>> parameters.componentName.toUpperCase() + '_' +
>> requestAttributes._CURRENT_VIEW_}"/>
>> + <set field="helpTopic" value="${groovy:
>> applicationName.toUpperCase() + '_' + requestAttributes._CURRENT_VIEW_}"/>
>> <entity-and list="pageAvail" entity-name="ContentAssoc">
>> <field-map field-name="mapKey"
>> from-field="helpTopic"/>
>> </entity-and>
>> Index: framework/widget/src/org/ofbiz/widget/screen/ScreenRenderer.java
>> ===================================================================
>> --- framework/widget/src/org/ofbiz/widget/screen/ScreenRenderer.java
>> (revision 1522780)
>> +++ framework/widget/src/org/ofbiz/widget/screen/ScreenRenderer.java
>> (working copy)
>> @@ -220,6 +220,8 @@
>> if (servletContext != null) {
>> String rootDir = (String) context.get("rootDir");
>> String webSiteId = (String) context.get("webSiteId");
>> + String localDispatcherName = (String)
>> servletContext.getAttribute("localDispatcherName");
>> + context.put("applicationName", localDispatcherName);
>> String https = (String) context.get("https");
>> if (UtilValidate.isEmpty(rootDir)) {
>> rootDir = servletContext.getRealPath("/");
>>
>> Thanks for your help Jacopo, I really went on a wrong track, my apologies
>>
>>
>> Jacques