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structured Collection Itens for many tables. 21 Dec 2013 20:05 #11834

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Hello, it's a pleasure to be part of the community.
I am creating a component for jobs.

My problem is in the amount of tables I'll use.
There are many tables and many Collections

In component generator I noticed that the Collections are created solely with no set child Collections within a Collections parent.
Example of the way that I need
BackEnd MyMenuComponent [Schools]
| -> New Schools
| -> ActiveSchools
| -> LoremImpsul

BackEnd MyMenuComponent [Candidates]
|-> New Candidate
|-> Active Candidates
|-> Sample saple...

Using the own generator, it is possible I create my collections of structured way, as I mentioned above?

PS: I am BRASIL and i using the plan three months of the generator. I started using the little time, but I really enjoyed the that i tested
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structured Collection Itens for many tables. 21 Dec 2013 20:19 #11835

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Do you mean 'Item' views ?
You must create 'Item' layouts, as well as Collections as you did.

Did you watched the videos ? It is explained there.
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structured Collection Itens for many tables. 21 Dec 2013 22:51 #11836

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Yes Yes I've watched every video lessons!

See the image below!


[nivel], [status] and [test]
these menus should stay within the menu candidates Or, not visible in this menu list, and only visible on the screen "[candidato]".
Otherwise, I'll have a huge mess of screens and names, because I need specifics menus for schools, candidates and administrators!
Could you give me some light?
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structured Collection Itens for many tables. 22 Dec 2013 17:10 #11838

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any suggestions?
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structured Collection Itens for many tables. 22 Dec 2013 17:30 #11839

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Ok, I understand.
You speak about the menus.

You must change the manifest XML file.
myComponent.xml

Note 1 :
You must reinstall your component to see the changes, because this menu is created in database from this manifest during installation.

Note 2 :
Unfortunatly, the fork system does not works on this file.
So you must do the chenges in the generated manifest file.

Remember to keep your changes.

I usually put it in the fork folder as well as a backup copy.
Every time you make a change in this manifest file, override the copy backup in the fork directory.
Every time you reinstall a fresh install, do the opposite: Pick the manifest file in the fork folder (unchanged) and override the xml file.
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structured Collection Itens for many tables. 22 Dec 2013 19:00 #11840

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It worked perfectly. Thanks for this. :cheer:
Later I plan to group these menus also in CPANEL of the component.


I noticed that I can create different styles of classes for the <cpanel menus> through of the menus generator, located at: / libraries / jdom / html / menu / cpanel.php
I can continue this way or is there something simpler than I did not notice?

Thank you for listening again.
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