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Applications / Re: New application: equipment tab
« on: January 13, 2010, 12:09:42 pm »
Hi again,

I found out why the table wasn't showing up. I was sending to the store the data in JSON format, while Feng Office uses just a simple array. Changed the format and it works now.

I don't seem to be able to sort columns and that kind of stuff. The bottom bar (pagination) shows up but it isn't working too, since I haven't implemented the pagination thing yet.

Trying to find out how the sort thing works.

I used the functions I've mentioned before, but I still don't understand what they really do (it's just a basic copy-paste from the webpage manager code).

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Applications / Re: New application: equipment tab
« on: January 13, 2010, 11:08:31 am »
Hello again,

Making tabs is not the problem.
The biggest problem is to build Feng Office style grids and read/write from the database with the current Feng Office methods.

Without an API and without documentation it's somehow difficult to do this.

I've been following the current code, searching the existing functions and trying to understand how they work.
I've based my code on the webpage tab code, since it's the simpliest one and easier to understand.

There's still some functions I can't understand what they really do:
ajx_current()
ajx_replace()
ajx_extra_data()

Can someone help me with this?

I've already built the grid, without a toolbar but with the standard pagination, following some ExtJS examples. I've used another database to get the data from, so I don't mess up the Feng Office database.
The code is working, the proxy returns the info I want but I don't seem to be able to put it on the grid.
The code shows the grid without data or (changing some lines of code) show the JSON output of the data, but no grid.

I'll upload my current code, if someone can take a look at it. Just tell me.

I'll be glad to help the wiki with a simple tutorial to build these grids, if I can put up this code.

Thank you one more time

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Applications / New application: equipment tab
« on: January 06, 2010, 12:08:21 pm »
Hello,

I'm trying to develop a new application for Feng Office. My company needs a new tab on it to manage our equipment.

I thought it would be somehow easy to develop a new tab, so I've read all about the Helloworld application and studied a little bit about MVC programming (I'm programming PHP for some years, but I don't consider myself a skilled PHP programmer. I just love to learn.)

I've started to read (and hack) the Message Manager javascript, and had this has a starting point.

The idea is to have some kind of a table (use a grid or something) to have equipment lists. A long-term idea is to apply user permissions to have only the assigned person to edit these lists.

Can someone give me a better starting point or some tips? I'll be glad to help document Feng Office too, because there's no documentation on how to build a new "tab" similar to the other Feng Office tabs (using the ExtJS layouts and that kind of stuff).

Thank you in advance

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You should set the Repeating Event to "Repeating Daily". The "Repeat Until" date field will be visible after you select that option.
With this date field you can select where it will stop. Now the event will propagate thru the days until the specified date.

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Hello,

Again, this doesn't solve the real problem. I have the same question!

I've got some users tied to a workspace. If I add some events to that workspace, I have to subscribe those tied workspace users to the created event  and they have to answer that they will participate on it, for them have it shown on their calendar widget... This may sound a little strange, since the users may only want to know about the existence of this event without having to be subscribed to it and receive the updates.

Is there any workaround for the latest version?

Thank you guys

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Hi,

I'm a new OpenGoo user (maybe I should say Feng Office), so I may be giving you the wrong answer.
I guess you must use the repeting event feature and repeat the event by day until the specified date. I don't think this is the best way to solve this problem, but it does do the job.

Sorry if my written english sounds strange, I'm portuguese.

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