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Discuss the DataObjectManager module, and the related ImageGallery module.
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Re: Preview: DataObjectManager module
8 May 2009 at 2:16am
I am sorry, I was so stupid, just take DataObjectManager instead of ImagaDataObjectManager.
class ProjectObjectPage extends Page{
static $has_many = array (
'ProjectObjects' => 'ProjectObject'
);
public function getCMSFields(){
$fields = parent::getCMSFields();
$manager = new DataObjectManager(
$this, // Controller
'ProjectImages', // Source name
'ProjectImage', // Source class
array(
'Description' => 'Description',
'ProjectVideoWidth' => 'ProjectVideoWidth',
'ProjectVideoHeight' => 'ProjectVideoHeight'
), // Headings
'getCMSFields_forPopup' // Detail fields (function name or FieldSet object)
// Filter clause
// Sort clause
// Join clause
);
$fields->addFieldToTab("Root.Content.Projects", $manager);
return $fields;
}
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Re: Preview: DataObjectManager module
8 May 2009 at 2:34am
Hey guys. I'm having a conflict with complex table field pop-up's in the security section of the CMS when Dataobject_manager is installed. Has anyone else had this issue yet?
Instead of the pop up the edit form is returned consuming the entire browser page.
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Re: Preview: DataObjectManager module
8 May 2009 at 2:38am
So to replicate this, I just click the Security tab on any site that has DOM installed? 2.3.1? Browser? I'll try it out. Surprised this hasn't been reported yet.
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Re: Preview: DataObjectManager module
8 May 2009 at 2:50am Last edited: 8 May 2009 2:52am
Just click the security tab, then click edit on one of the groups.
I have a ton of other modules and custom work done, but the dataobject_manager folder is default download. I simply moved the dataobject_manager folder out of my root and retried the issue and it was fine.
NINJA EDIT:// 2.3.1 / Most recent Firefox on XP
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Re: Preview: DataObjectManager module
8 May 2009 at 2:52am
I can't replicate it in Safari or Firefox. Anyone else?
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Re: Preview: DataObjectManager module
8 May 2009 at 2:56am Last edited: 8 May 2009 3:03am
@UncleCheese
I tried the SWFUploadIFrameField, but having some issues with it (maybe you could point me in the right direction):- attach button greys out when you happen to click it before choosing a file
- treedropdown for existing files hangs om 'loading...'(mozilla 3 win)
So I was thinking: why not have a field that has just a button that uses the popup from the ImageDataObjectManager to add/edit an image, and then maybe shows a thumbnail next to the button. It would keep the cms tabs nice and clean, and still use all extra's from your popup that I like so much, like title, alt and description - much more then the SWFUploadIFrameField does.
This would work nicely on pages that hold several images - think a book cover, an author photo, a company logo, that would be added separately, and not just as a series of images. Could it be done?
@vstrazz
I have the same configuration (2.3.1, XP Mozz 3.0.1) and it works fine for me...
[edit] I have the latest from the svn (142) -
Re: Preview: DataObjectManager module
8 May 2009 at 2:56am
I'm also unable to confirm. I've tried with Safari on 10.5, and Firefox on XP. This is with a 2.3.1 install. Unfortunately I can't say which SVN snapshot of DOM I have right now. It is at least a week old, if not a bit older.
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Re: Preview: DataObjectManager module
8 May 2009 at 3:01am
@martimiz - I like that idea, but I'm not sure why a single file needs a whole popup. Why not just clean up the look of the ImageField and have it implement SWFUpload? As it is, a file input generates a popup window on its own (an OS dialog box, that is). So it seems unnecessary to have another one. I would definitely like to do more with the SWFUploadField, though. I love the idea of being able to filter MIME types for clients.
Always looking for new stuff to add on, so thanks for the input!
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