[Seaside] Re: using CSS for default Magritte-Editors
Stefan Krecher
stefan.krecher at googlemail.com
Fri Mar 15 08:56:54 UTC 2013
Hi Stephan,
2013/3/14 Stephan Eggermont <stephan at stack.nl>:
> In Magritte there are many ways to achieve this, depending on where you want
> the responsibility to be. You could override the componentClass and override
> the edit:. At a certain point you might want a custom form renderer.
i wasn't aware of this possibility - setting componentClass and
overwriting edit: works perfect for me!
> Any specific reason you're not using the shorthand
> classes: #(HistorieArbeitsbereiche);
> accessor: #historieArbeitsbereiche;
i copy-pasted from another example - does the accessor really work
this way? It is a one-to-many-relationship, where elements are added
to a collection.
thanks,
Stefan
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