question about details layout
- From: Ben Konrath <ben bagu org>
- To: Murray Cumming <murrayc openismus com>, glom-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: question about details layout
- Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2011 15:20:07 +0200
Hi Murray,
I have a question about how the main layout groups should work in the
details view. I've noticed a layout style that seems to be common in
the details layout of the example files. This style has one
data_layout_group with an empty title and the name "main". Further
groups are defined as subgroups of that main group as this xml snippet
shows:
Music Collection
<data_layout name="details" parent_table="albums">
<data_layout_groups>
<data_layout_group name="main">
<data_layout_group name="overview" columns_count="2" title="Overview">
<data_layout_group name="details" columns_count="2" title="Details">
</data_layout_group>
</data_layout_groups>
</data_layout>
Right now I'm making separate groups in the details view for subgroups
in the main / empty title data_layout_group as you can see here:
http://bagu.org:8080/OnlineGlom/#details:document=music-collection&table=albums&value=
The problem is that there can be data_layout_items in that main /
empty title data_layout_group and I don't know how I should deal with
them. Should I group the items into their own box in the details view
which would make them look like a data_layout_group? Or should I just
treat the main / empty title data_layout_group as just a regular group
and not try to special case it? In this case the music collection
example would just have main box in the details view.
The other layout style that I found seems more regular and clearly
should have a box in the details view for every data_layout_group.
Here's an xml snippet:
Project Manager
<data_layout name="details" parent_table="contacts">
<data_layout_groups>
<data_layout_group name="header" columns_count="2" title="Overview">
<data_layout_group name="main" columns_count="2">
</data_layout_groups>
</data_layout>
Thanks, Ben
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