Attributes Widgets | Memority Documentation

Definition

This part describes all existing attributes widgets to display or edit attributes on the features.

When configuring an attribute widget there is always two possibilities :

configure the Attribute Editor to display or edit attributes using the basic configuration defined in the Attribute Editor Definition.
configure the display or edition of attributes using a dedicated Widget dedicated for a feature

By default, we recommend using attribute editor to minimize feature's configuration and overloading widget's attribute configurations only for features where it is necessary.

Attribute Editor Widget without overload	Attribute Editor Widget with overload

Available Widgets

Widget	For what type of Attributes ?	Edit	Display
Text	`String`
Date	`Date or date & time type.`
Number	`Integer number or decimal number type.`
Boolean	`Boolean type.`
Float	`Decimal number type.`
Image	`Binary type.`
Certificate	`Binary type` defining a certificate.
Rights	`Rights.`
Object Reference	`Attributes` that are defined as Object Reference (display an additional search pop-up).
Standalone Text	`Display text which` is not linked to an attribute.
Binary	`Binary type.`
Select	`String type and a choice rule.`
Checkbox	`String or a boolean type.`
Radio	`String type` by configuring a list of values.
Toggle	`Boolean type.`
Tags	`Flags and reserved flags.`

Configuration

Global Properties

There is global properties common to all attributes wiget, these are described below :

Property name	Type	Mandatory	Description	Values (default value in bold)
label	`String`	NO	Used to define the label displayed with the attribute. By default, we recommend to let this property empty to use the default i18n key of the attribute. If a specific label needs to be displayed in a specific context we recommend to indicate here the identifier of an i18n key, to be able to display the text according to language. Otherwise if the label is hardcoded it won’t be translated.	Example : Specific label not translated : Lastname Specific label translated : `ui.model.attributes.lastname.internal.name` If empty, the default i18n key for the attribute will be used.
lockedInUi	`Boolean`	NO	Used to define if the attribute is not modifiable but visible by a user in the feature.	true, false
mode	`String`	NO	Used to define the mode of the attribute and therefore if the user can modify the value of the attribute or not.	READ READ_WRITE
multiValued	`Boolean`	NO	Used to define if the attribute is a multivalued one or not and therefore if the user can add several values or not. The value of this property must be consistent with the configuration of the attribute (multi-valued property in the object type).	true, false
override	`Boolean`	NO	Used to indicate if the configuration at feature level overrides or not the configuration of the attribute editor linked to the attribute definition.	false: the attribute will have the configuration configured in Attribute Editor Definition. true: the configuration configured in Attribute Editor Definition will be overridden by the configuration defined in the feature.
attributeId	`String`	YES	Used to indicate the id of the Attribute.	-

Exemple

Attribute Editor Widget without overload	Attribute Editor Widget with overload
XML `<widget id="id" xsi:type="ctdbum:AttributeEditorWidgetType"> <hidden>false</hidden> <config> <label></label> <mode>READ</mode> <multiValued>false</multiValued> <override>false</override> </config> <attributeId>id</attributeId> </widget>`	XML <widget id="id" xsi:type="ctdbum:AttributeEditorWidgetType"> <hidden>false</hidden> <config> <editor> <displayWidget xsi:type="ctdbum:TextDisplayWidgetType"> <hidden>false</hidden> <config> <backgroundColor>#ffffff</backgroundColor> <bold>false</bold> <fontSize>INHERIT</fontSize> <italic>false</italic> <textAlign>LEFT</textAlign> <textColor>#000000</textColor> <underline>false</underline> </config> </displayWidget> </editor> <label></label> <lockedInUi>false</lockedInUi> <mode>READ</mode> <multiValued>false</multiValued> <override>true</override> </config> <attributeId>id</attributeId> </widget>

Attribute Editor Widget without overload

Attribute Editor Widget with overload

XML

<widget id="id" xsi:type="ctdbum:AttributeEditorWidgetType">
	<hidden>false</hidden>
    <config>
    	<label></label>
       	<mode>READ</mode>
       	<multiValued>false</multiValued>
      	<override>false</override>
    </config>
    <attributeId>id</attributeId>
</widget>

XML

<widget id="id" xsi:type="ctdbum:AttributeEditorWidgetType">
	<hidden>false</hidden>
	<config>
		<editor>
			<displayWidget xsi:type="ctdbum:TextDisplayWidgetType">
				<hidden>false</hidden>
				<config>
					<backgroundColor>#ffffff</backgroundColor>
					<bold>false</bold>
					<fontSize>INHERIT</fontSize>
					<italic>false</italic>
					<textAlign>LEFT</textAlign>
					<textColor>#000000</textColor>
					<underline>false</underline>
				</config>
			</displayWidget>
		</editor>
		<label></label>
		<lockedInUi>false</lockedInUi>
		<mode>READ</mode>
		<multiValued>false</multiValued>
		<override>true</override>
	</config>
	<attributeId>id</attributeId>
</widget>

The Attribute Editor Widget allows to display the basic configuration defined in the Attribute Editor Definition.

This Widget defines how the attributes will be presented depending on the mode:

READ to display the attribute
READ_WRITE to edit the attribute.

Attribute definition is linked to its Attribute editor, thanks this, the system selects the right display or edit mode.

Definition

Available Widgets

Configuration

Global Properties

Exemple

Attribute Editor Widget

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