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RapidApp-1.3500
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/ RapidApp::Module::DbicRowDV

NAME

RapidApp::Module::DbicRowDV - DataView module for a single DBIC Row

SYNOPSIS

In the RapidDbic config of a DBIC module:

 # ...
 RapidDbic => {
   grid_params => {
     '*defaults' => { # Defaults for all Sources
       updatable_colspec => ['*'],
       creatable_colspec => ['*'],
       destroyable_relspec => ['*']
     }, # ('*defaults')
     SomeSource => {
       page_class  => 'RapidApp::Module::DbicRowDV',
       page_params => {
         template => 'somesource.html',
       }
     }
     # ...
 
   },
   # ...
 }
 # ...

In somesource.html:

<div>
<b>Name:</b> [% r.autofield.column1 %]
</div>

<div>
[% r.autofield.column2 %]
</div>

{column3}

# ...

DESCRIPTION

This module provides a TT-driven html template for the "page" view of a DBIC source. It extends the RapidApp::Module::AppDV class, targeted for this specific (i.e. single row) case. If you want a custom designed page for a row, with in-line editable columns, this is the module you want.

ATTRIBUTES

This module supports all the same attributes of DbicLnk module (i.e. include_colspec, ResultSource, etc) plus the following extra attrs.

tt_include_path

Defaults to root/templates within your application home dir.

template

Path to the template to use under the tt_include_path

The template can contain raw html. The read-only value of a given column can used inline by supplying the column name within curly-braces:

{some_column}

For an editable version of a column (dependent on editable perms, updatable_colspec, etc) use:

[% r.autofield.some_column %]

This will also render the value of the column, but will also be an editable/clickable control to set the value in-place.

SEE ALSO

AUTHOR

Henry Van Styn <vanstyn@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This software is copyright (c) 2015 by IntelliTree Solutions llc.

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.