I think FormFu should support a way to call a resultset method.
You could move all the code there and just call it from FormFu.
Example:
in your Schema::ResultSet::Action;
sub filter_for_form {
shift->({ id => { '>' => 1 } }, { order_by => 'action' });
}
and then in FormFu:
> <elements>
> type Checkboxgroup
> name actions
> label_loc Action
> reverse_group 0
> <constraints>
> type AutoSet
> </constraints>
> <model_config>
> resultset Action
> id_column id
> label_column action
> rs_method filter_for_form
> </model_config>
> </elements>
This is not yet implemented, but would look much cleaner.
Cheers,
mo
Am 13.01.2011 um 16:03 schrieb Gabor HALASZ:
> On 2011.01.13. 15:09, Carl Franks wrote:
>>
>> Tracing the code, I think the only reason default_values() isn't dying
>> is because the 'condition' isn't being used by it at all.
>
> Ok, this confused me :)
>
>>
>> I think you need to change the "id" in the config to either "me.id" or
>> "map_actions.id", as appropriate.
>
> Yes, I think about this solution (me.id works), but I wasn't sure about the
> correct formfu's way.
>
> Thanks
>
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> Gabor HALASZ <halas...@freemail.hu>
>
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