appypod-rattail/gen/ui/page.pt

<tal:comment replace="nothing">
  This macro contains global page-related Javascripts.
</tal:comment>
<div metal:define-macro="prologue">
  <tal:comment replace="nothing">Javascript messages</tal:comment>
  <script language="javascript" tal:content="tool/getJavascriptMessages"></script>

  <tal:comment replace="nothing">Global form for deleting an object</tal:comment>
  <form id="deleteForm" method="post" action="do">
    <input type="hidden" name="action" value="Delete"/>
    <input type="hidden" name="objectUid"/>
  </form>
  <tal:comment replace="nothing">Global form for generating a document from a pod template.</tal:comment>
  <form name="podTemplateForm" method="post"
        tal:attributes="action python: tool.absolute_url() + '/generateDocument'">
    <input type="hidden" name="objectUid"/>
    <input type="hidden" name="fieldName"/>
    <input type="hidden" name="podFormat"/>
    <input type="hidden" name="askAction"/>
    <input type="hidden" name="queryData"/>
  </form>
</div>

<tal:comment replace="nothing">
  This macro shows the content of page. Because a page is a layouted object,
  we simply call the macro that displays a layouted object.
    contextObj         The Zope object for which this page must be shown
    layoutType         The kind of layout: "view"? "edit"? "cell"?
    layout             The layout object that will dictate how object content
                       will be rendered.
</tal:comment>
<metal:show define-macro="show">
  <metal:layout use-macro="context/ui/widgets/show/macros/layout"/>
</metal:show>

<tal:comment replace="nothing">
  This macro displays all widgets of a given page. It requires:
    contextObj         The Zope object for which widgets must be shown
    page               We show widgets of a given page
    layoutType         We must know if we must render the widgets in a "view",
                       "edit" or "cell" layout
</tal:comment>
<table metal:define-macro="widgets"
       tal:attributes="width layout/width">
  <tr tal:repeat="widget groupedWidgets">
    <td tal:condition="python: widget['type'] == 'group'">
      <metal:call use-macro="app/ui/widgets/show/macros/group"/>
    </td>
    <td tal:condition="python: widget['type'] != 'group'">
      <metal:call use-macro="app/ui/widgets/show/macros/field"/>
    </td>
  </tr>
</table>

<tal:comment replace="nothing">
  This macro displays an object's history. It is used by macro "header" below.
</tal:comment>
<metal:history define-macro="objectHistory"
      tal:define="startNumber request/startNumber|python:0;
                  startNumber python: int(startNumber);
                  batchSize   python: int(request.get('maxPerPage'));
                  historyInfo python: contextObj.getHistory(startNumber, batchSize=batchSize);
                  objs        historyInfo/events;
                  totalNumber historyInfo/totalNumber;
                  ajaxHookId  python:'appyHistory';
                  navBaseCall python: 'askObjectHistory(\'%s\',\'%s\',%d,**v**)' % (ajaxHookId, contextObj.absolute_url(),batchSize);
                  tool        contextObj/getTool;
                  _           python: tool.translate">

  <tal:comment replace="nothing">Table containing the history</tal:comment>
  <tal:history condition="objs">
  <metal:nav use-macro="context/ui/navigate/macros/appyNavigate"/>
  <table width="100%" class="history">
    <tr>
      <th tal:attributes="align dleft" tal:content="python: _('object_action')"></th>
      <th tal:attributes="align dleft" tal:content="python: _('object_author')"></th>
      <th tal:attributes="align dleft" tal:content="python: _('action_date')"></th>
      <th tal:attributes="align dleft" tal:content="python: _('action_comment')"></th>
    </tr>
    <tal:event repeat="event objs">
    <tr tal:define="odd repeat/event/odd;
                    rhComments event/comments|nothing;
                    state event/review_state|nothing;
                    isDataChange python: event['action'] == '_datachange_'"
        tal:attributes="class python:test(odd, 'even', 'odd')" valign="top">
      <td tal:condition="isDataChange" tal:content="python: _('data_change')"></td>
      <td tal:condition="not: isDataChange"
          tal:content="python: _(contextObj.getWorkflowLabel(event['action']))"/>
      <td tal:define="actorId python:event.get('actor')"
          tal:content="python: tool.getUserName(actorId)"/>
      <td tal:content="python: tool.formatDate(event['time'], withHour=True)"/>
      <td tal:condition="not: isDataChange">
        <tal:c condition="rhComments"
               content="structure python: contextObj.formatText(rhComments)"/>
        <span tal:condition="not: rhComments">-</span>
      </td>
      <td tal:condition="isDataChange">
        <tal:comment replace="nothing">
          Display the previous values of the fields whose value were modified in this change.</tal:comment>
        <table class="appyChanges" width="100%">
          <tr>
            <th tal:attributes="align dleft" width="30%" tal:content="python: _('modified_field')"></th>
            <th tal:attributes="align dleft" width="70%" tal:content="python: _('previous_value')"></th>
          </tr>
          <tr tal:repeat="change event/changes/items" valign="top">
            <tal:change define="appyType python:contextObj.getAppyType(change[0], asDict=True);">
            <td tal:content="structure python: _(appyType['labelId'])"></td>
            <td tal:define="appyValue python: contextObj.getFormattedFieldValue(change[0], change[1][0]);
                            severalValues python: (appyType['multiplicity'][1] &gt; 1) or (appyType['multiplicity'][1] == None)">
              <span tal:condition="not: severalValues" tal:replace="appyValue"></span>
              <ul tal:condition="python: severalValues">
                <li tal:repeat="av appyValue" tal:content="av"></li>
              </ul>
            </td>
            </tal:change>
          </tr>
        </table>
      </td>
    </tr>
    </tal:event>
  </table>
  </tal:history>
</metal:history>

<tal:comment replace="nothing">
  This macro displays an object's state(s). It is used by macro "header" below.
</tal:comment>
<metal:states define-macro="states"
              tal:define="showAllStatesInPhase python: tool.getAttr('showAllStatesInPhaseFor' + contextObj.meta_type);
                          states python: contextObj.getAppyStates(phase, currentOnly=not showAllStatesInPhase)"
              tal:condition="python: test(showAllStatesInPhase, len(states)&gt;1, True)">
  <table>
    <tr>
      <tal:state repeat="stateInfo states">
        <td class="state"
            tal:content="python: _(contextObj.getWorkflowLabel(stateInfo['name']))">
        </td>
        <td tal:condition="python: stateInfo['name'] != states[-1]['name']">
          <img tal:attributes="src string: $appUrl/ui/nextState.png"/>
        </td>
      </tal:state>
    </tr>
  </table>
</metal:states>

<tal:comment replace="nothing">
  This macro displays an object's transitions(s). It is used by macro "header" below.
</tal:comment>
<metal:transitions define-macro="transitions"
                   tal:define="transitions contextObj/getAppyTransitions"
                   tal:condition="transitions">
  <form id="triggerTransitionForm" method="post"
        tal:attributes="action python: contextObj.absolute_url() + '/do'">
    <input type="hidden" name="action" value="Trigger"/>
    <input type="hidden" name="workflow_action"/>
    <table>
      <tr valign="middle">
        <tal:comment replace="nothing">Input field for storing comment</tal:comment>
        <textarea id="comment" name="comment" cols="30" rows="3" style="display:none"></textarea>
        <tal:comment replace="nothing">Buttons for triggering transitions</tal:comment>
        <td tal:attributes="align dright" tal:repeat="transition transitions">
          <tal:comment replace="nothing">Real button</tal:comment>
          <input type="button" tal:condition="transition/may_trigger"
                 tal:attributes="value transition/title;
                                 onClick python: 'triggerTransition(\'%s\',\'%s\')' % (transition['name'],transition['confirm']);"/>
          <tal:comment replace="nothing">Fake button, explaining why the transition can't be triggered</tal:comment>
          <div class="fakeButton" tal:condition="not: transition/may_trigger">
            <acronym tal:content="transition/title"
                     tal:attributes="title transition/reason"></acronym>
          </div>
        </td>
    </tr>
    </table>
  </form>
</metal:transitions>

<tal:comment replace="nothing">
   This macros displays the page header, containing object title,
   workflow-related info, object history, etc.
</tal:comment>
<div metal:define-macro="header"
     tal:define="showWorkflow python: tool.getAttr('showWorkflowFor' + contextObj.meta_type);
                 hasHistory contextObj/hasHistory;
                 historyMaxPerPage options/maxPerPage|python: 5;
                 historyExpanded python: request.get('appyHistory', 'collapsed') == 'expanded';
                 _ python: tool.translate;
                 creator contextObj/Creator"
     tal:condition="not: contextObj/isTemporary">

    <tal:comment replace="nothing">Information that is common to all tabs (object title, state, etc)</tal:comment>
    <table width="100%" class="summary">
      <tr>
        <tal:comment replace="nothing">Title</tal:comment>
        <td colspan="2" class="objectTitle"
            tal:content="python: contextObj.getFieldValue('title', layoutType='view')"></td>
      </tr>
      <tr class="underTitle">
        <td colspan="2" class="by">
          <tal:comment replace="nothing">Creator and last modification date</tal:comment>
            <tal:comment replace="nothing">Plus/minus icon for accessing history</tal:comment>
            <tal:accessHistory condition="hasHistory">
            <img style="cursor:pointer" onClick="toggleCookie('appyHistory')"
                 tal:attributes="src python:test(historyExpanded, 'ui/collapse.gif', 'ui/expand.gif');
                                 align dleft"
                 id="appyHistory_img"/>&nbsp;
            <span tal:replace="python: _('object_history')"></span> ||&nbsp;
            </tal:accessHistory>

            <tal:comment replace="nothing">Show document creator</tal:comment>
            <span class="by" tal:condition="python: creator != 'Anonymous User'">
             <tal:by replace="python: _('object_created_by')"/>
             <tal:creator replace="python: tool.getUserName(creator)"/> &mdash;
            </span>
            <tal:comment replace="nothing">Show creation date</tal:comment>
            <tal:by replace="python: _('object_created_on')"/>
            <span tal:replace="python: tool.formatDate(contextObj.created, withHour=True)"></span>
        </td>
      </tr>
      <tal:comment replace="nothing">Object history</tal:comment>
      <tr tal:condition="hasHistory" class="underTitle">
        <td colspan="2">
          <span id="appyHistory"
                tal:attributes="style python:test(historyExpanded, 'display:block', 'display:none')">
          <div tal:define="ajaxHookId python: contextObj.UID() + '_history';"
               tal:attributes="id ajaxHookId">
             <script tal:content="python: 'askObjectHistory(\'%s\',\'%s\',%d,0)' % (ajaxHookId, contextObj.absolute_url(),historyMaxPerPage)">
             </script>
          </div>
          </span>
        </td>
      </tr>
      <tal:comment replace="nothing">Workflow-related information and actions</tal:comment>
      <tr tal:condition="python: showWorkflow and contextObj.getWorkflowLabel()" class="workflow">
        <td colspan="2">
          <table width="100%">
            <tr>
              <td><metal:states use-macro="here/ui/page/macros/states"/></td>
              <td tal:attributes="align dright"><metal:states use-macro="here/ui/page/macros/transitions"/></td>
            </tr>
          </table>
        </td>
      </tr>
    </table>
</div>

<tal:comment replace="nothing">The page footer.</tal:comment>
<metal:footer define-macro="footer">
<script language="javascript">
<!--
  initSlaves();
-->
</script>
</metal:footer>

<tal:comment replace="nothing">
  This macro shows the range of buttons (next, previous, save,...).
</tal:comment>
<div metal:define-macro="buttons"
     tal:define="previousPage   python: contextObj.getPreviousPage(phaseInfo, page)[0];
                 nextPage       python: contextObj.getNextPage(phaseInfo, page)[0];
                 isEdit         python: layoutType == 'edit';
                 pageInfo       python: phaseInfo['pagesInfo'][page]">
  <br/>
  <tal:previous condition="python: previousPage and pageInfo['showPrevious']">
    <tal:button condition="isEdit">
      <input type="image" name="buttonPrevious"
             tal:attributes="src string:$appUrl/ui/previous.png;
                             title python: _('page_previous')"/>
      <input type="hidden" name="previousPage"  tal:attributes="value previousPage"/>
    </tal:button>
    <tal:link condition="not: isEdit">
      <a tal:attributes="href python: contextObj.getUrl(page=previousPage)">
        <img tal:attributes="src string:$appUrl/ui/previous.png;
                             title python: _('page_previous')"/>
      </a>
    </tal:link>
  </tal:previous>

  <tal:save condition="python: isEdit and pageInfo['showSave']">
    <input type="image" name="buttonOk"
           tal:attributes="src string:$appUrl/ui/save.png;
                           title python: _('object_save')"/>
  </tal:save>

  <tal:cancel condition="python: isEdit and pageInfo['showCancel']">
    <input type="image" name="buttonCancel"
           tal:attributes="src string:$appUrl/ui/cancel.png;
                           title python: _('object_cancel')"/>
  </tal:cancel>

  <tal:edit condition="python: not isEdit and pageInfo['showOnEdit']">
    <img style="cursor:pointer"
         tal:attributes="onClick python: 'href: window.location=\'%s\'' % contextObj.getUrl(mode='edit', page=page);
                         title python: _('object_edit');
                         src string: $appUrl/ui/editBig.png"
         tal:condition="contextObj/mayEdit"/>
  </tal:edit>

  <tal:refresh condition="contextObj/isDebug">
    <img title="Refresh" style="cursor:pointer; vertical-align:top"
         tal:attributes="onClick python: 'href: window.location=\'%s\'' % contextObj.getUrl(mode=layoutType, page=page, refresh='yes');
                         src string: $appUrl/ui/refresh.png"/>
  </tal:refresh>

  <tal:next condition="python: nextPage and pageInfo['showNext']">
    <tal:button condition="isEdit">
      <input type="image" name="buttonNext"
             tal:attributes="src string:$appUrl/ui/next.png;
                             title python: _('page_next')"/>
      <input type="hidden" name="nextPage"  tal:attributes="value nextPage"/>
    </tal:button>
    <tal:link condition="not: isEdit">
      <a tal:attributes="href python: contextObj.getUrl(page=nextPage)">
        <img tal:attributes="src string:$appUrl/ui/next.png;
                             title python: _('page_next')"/>
      </a>
    </tal:link>
  </tal:next>
</div>

<tal:comment replace="nothing">
  This macro displays the global message on the page.
</tal:comment>
<metal:message define-macro="message" tal:define="messages tool/consumeMessages" tal:condition="messages">
  <div class="message" tal:content="structure messages"></div>
</metal:message>