In CrafterCMS, I have a component Team with a itemSelector field where I'm assigning some instances of another component TeamMember.
In the template of Team I'm using siteItemService.getSiteItem to get the model information of child components:
<#assign memberModel = siteItemService.getSiteItem(memberItem.storeUrl) />
Between the fields of type TeamMember I have:
Some fields of TeamMember
I'm able to get the value of skillTitle like this:
<#assign skillsTitle = memberModel.queryValue("//skillsTitle")!"" />
But I'm not able to get the value of the values in the repeating group.
I tried with:
<#assign skills = memberModel.queryValues("//skills")![] />
It returns an array of just one element, I think is an empty string
<#assign skills = memberModel.queryValues("//skills/item")![] />
It returns an array with the right number of elements, but I think all of them are empty strings
If I use:
<#assign skills = memberModel.queryValues("//skills/item/skillName")![] />
I get a correct array with all the skill names, but I need iterate over both values (skillName and skillLevel)
How can I query the model in order to get an array which elements have all the values in the repeated group?
Once you get the SiteItem with
<#assign memberModel = siteItemService.getSiteItem(memberItem.storeUrl) />
it works just like any other contentModel variable within a FreeMarker template. So, you can iterate it with
<#list memberModel.skills.item as skill>
${skill.skillName} = ${skill.skillLevel}
</#list>
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I'm creating an extbase extension to handle very simple product orders.
The model is:
Order --1:n--> OrderItem --1:1--> Product
To order a selection of products, the customer goes to checkout page and uses a Fluid based Order form. All selected products are available in the fluid template as {products}.
The OrderController->createAction processes new Orders by creating OrderItems from the given Products.
Writing the code I'd like to have would look like this:
class OrderController
{
public function create(Order $order, array $products)
{
foreach ($products as $product) {
$orderItem = new OrderItem()
->setProduct($product)
->setPrice($product->getPrice());
$order->addOrderItem($orderItem);
}
$this->orderRepository->add($order);
}
}
How to assign products to a Fluid form fields, in order to receive them as ControllerAction array argument?
How to trigger extbase to automagically provide an array of product objects to the ControllerAction?
I wonder if it is even possible to simplify the Controller createAction like shown below and assemble objects elsewhere:
public function create(Order $order) {
$this->orderRepository->add($order);
}
My suggestion for the fluid template would be:
// basic form with the order as main object
<f:form action="create" object="{order}">
// each order item with a product, using index to have no array with an empty index (Extbase does not like that)
<f:for each="{products}" key="index" as="product">
// Here you can set the product
<f:form.hidden prpoerty="orderItems.{index}.product" value="{product} />
</f:for>
</f:form>
This should be enough to use your single-line create action.
You can change the field type from select to whatever you want, but the __identity is mandatory to say Extbase which record it has to link.
When you want the orderItems to be new created, you need to remove the __identity field.
I have a table which has three foreign keys to items. These corresponding objects I want in a list property. I have the following collection mapping
<collection property="items" column="{item1Id, item2Id, item3Id}">
<association property="exampleNestedItem" column="{id, ###itemId###}" select="com.example.mapper.getItem" />
</collection>
I need the current value at ###itemId###. How can I reference the columns "item1Id", "item2Id" and "item3Id" for this Parameter?
I ended up with a very easy solution. In my case I know that there will always be 3 elements in that list. So I added a setter for each element in the model class like this
public void setElement1(Element element) {
elements.add(element);
}
...
and I added an association for each element
<association property="element1" column="element1Id" select="com.example.mapper.getItemWithId"/>
...
It will for sure not scale for many elements, but for my case it fits!
I need to retrieve only part of a document and call it via a helper so that I can render a subtemplate multiple times as the part I require to pull from the db is an array of object itself. I have the following as the fields. What I need to do with my helper is only retrieve the ordersDispatch array of one particular document which would be uniquely called by the tripNumber field.
I have tried several things but nothing has come close to only having an array of the objects in the orderDisptach field be returned in a fashion that it can be used by the helper to render my subtemplate for each object in the array.
{
tripNumber: companyRecord.lastTripNum + 1,
custID: $('input:hidden[name=orderCustomerId]').val(),
custContact: $('input:text[name=customerContact]').val(),
custEmail: $('input:text[name=customerEmail]').val(),
trailerSealNum: $('input:text[name=trailerSealNum]').val(),
orderBroker: $('input:text[name=orderBroker]').val(),
orderEquipment: $('input:text[name=orderEquipment]').val(),
orderLoadNum: $('input:text[name=orderLoadNum]').val(),
orderPlacedDate: $('input:text[name=orderPlacedDate]').val(),
orderPrivateNotes: $('textarea[name=orderPrivateNotes]').val(),
orderPublicNotes: $('textarea[name=orderPublicNotes]').val(),
orderCurrency: $("input[name=orderCurrency]:checked").val(),
orderCharges: $('input:text[name=orderCharges]').val(),
orderFUELCheck: $('input:checkbox[name=orderFUELCheck]').is(':checked'),
orderFUELPerc: $('input:text[name=orderFUELPerc]').val(),
orderFUELTotal: $('input:text[name=orderFUELTotal]').val(),
orderGSTCheck: $('input:checkbox[name=orderGSTCheck]').is(':checked'),
orderGSTPerc: $('input:text[name=orderGSTPerc]').val(),
orderGSTTotal: $('input:text[name=orderGSTTotal]').val(),
orderPSTCheck: $('input:checkbox[name=orderPSTCheck]').is(':checked'),
orderPSTPerc: $('input:text[name=orderPSTPerc]').val(),
orderPSTTotal: $('input:text[name=orderPSTTotal]').val(),
orderTAXCheck: $('input:checkbox[name=orderTAXCheck]').is(':checked'),
orderTAXPerc: $('input:text[name=orderTAXPerc]').val(),
orderTAXTotal: $('input:text[name=orderTAXTotal]').val(),
orderTotalCharges: $('input:text[name=orderTotalCharges]').val(),
ordeBlockInvoicing: $('input:checkbox[name=ordeBlockInvoicing]').is(':checked'),
orderExtraCharges: orderExtraCharges,
orderPickups: puLocations,
orderDeliveries: delLocations,
orderDispatch: dispatchLocations,
createdDate: new Date(),
createdUser: currentUser.username
Any help in building a helper that will accomplish this would be greatly appreciated as I am new to meteor and mongo.
The following helper should give you what you need:
Template.oneTrip.helpers({
orderDispatch: function(tn){
return Trips.findOne({ tripNumber: tn }).orderDispatch;
}
});
Trips.findOne({ tripNumber: tn }) gets you an individual document and .orderDispatch returns the value of the orderDispatch key which in your case will be an array.
html:
<template name="oneTrip">
{{#each orderDispatch this._id}} <!-- assuming you've already set the data context to an individual order -->
{{this}} <!-- now the data context is an element of the orderDispatch array -->
{{/each}}
</template>
I'm trying to create a laravel form that have an input select generating from array of strings coming from controller.
How can I set values of options manually?
In controller :
public function create()
{
$eventTypes = EventType::all()->lists('title');
return View::make('events.create')->with(compact('eventTypes'));
}
In view (blade) :
{{ Form::label('eventType', 'Type') }}
{{ Form::select('eventType', $eventTypes, null, array('class'=> 'form-control')) }}
And select created as :
<select class="form-control" id="eventType" name="eventType">
<option value="0">Sport Competition</option>
<option value="1">Movie</option>
<option value="2">Concert</option>
</select>
I just want to set values manually.
The value in the options is just the key of the array. The second parameter to the lists() method will let you choose a field to use as the key:
// use the 'id' field values for the array keys
$eventTypes = EventType::lists('title', 'id');
If you want to do something more custom than that, you'll need to manually build your array with the key/value pairs you want.
Edit
As mentioned by #lukasgeiter in the comments, there is no need to call all() first.
EventType::all()->lists() will first generate a Collection of all the EventType objects. It will then call lists() on the Collection object, meaning it will loop through that Collection to build an array with your requested fields.
EventType::lists() will call lists() on the query builder object, which will just select the two requested fields and return those as the array. It will not build any EventType objects (unless you select a field built by a Model accessor).
This seems to have eluded me. I know I can use a map to return a vanilla set of rows from a myBatis query but how to do it with a list of primitive types?
e.g. If I had SQL like:
select product_price from products
Does this require a resultMap? I've tried to use java.util.ArrayList as the result type but get class not found errors.
In a similar vein, how do I pass a list of items as an argument to a query.
Any input, pointers to docs appreciated.
Just declare the resultType as the primitive type that you want, which in your case is a Long. It will be returned as a list.
<select id="getPrice" resultType="java.lang.Long">
select product_price from products
</select>
In the mapper interface you should expect to get back a list of Long.
List<Long> getPrice();
Try using below code snippet inside your resultmap for product_price column mapping -
<collection property="price" ofType="java.lang.Long">
<result property="price" column="product_price"/>
</collection>
try using resultMap
<resultMap type="java.lang.Long" id="domainsResult">
<result property="" column="product_price"/>
</resultMap>
<select id="getPrice" resultMap="domainsResult">
select product_price from products
</select>
It will give you a List priceList.
Trey this :
You will get it as a list of map if you write like this:
<select id="getPrice" resultType="Hashmap">
select product_price from products
</select>
Where the key will be column name. Each map will contain a single entry. If You want an ArrayList then you can write a function to convert this map to an ArrayList:
public List listFromListOfMap (List<Map> listOfMap ) {
List<Integer> prices = new ArrayLisyt<Integer>();
for(int i = 0; i < listOfMap.size(); i++) {
Integer value = (Integer)listOfMap.get(i).get("product_price");
prices.add(value);
}
return prices;
}
Hope this helps :)