Closed lkrubner closed 11 years ago
If showing a link is a common pattern, your :hyperlink-value
type with a :url
key or something might work. What I usually do for such things is use a :labeled-html
field type and set its :html
key at runtime using merge-fields
.
K, thanks. That is what I will do.
I guess I'll go with (defmethod render-field :hyperlink-value ;;;; code here). For my software, this is very common - I'm handing in a value (a string) and wrapping it in a simple HTML link. I do not want to set the value every time at runtime.
Thank you for all the great work on formative.
I have a request: could you add a field "type" that allows us to add in an inline anonymous function for handling that field? For simple HTML formatting I'd rather define the function inline that invent a custom method with:
(defmethod render-field :hyperlink-value ;;;; code here)
My scenario:
Assume I have something like weblog software, so I have "posts" and "users". Each post is owned by 1 user. On the admin form that allows an admin to edit the "posts", I want the "user-id" field to be a hyperlink that could take an admin from the "post" record to the owning "user" record.
I could:
(defmethod render-field :hyperlink-value ;;;; code here)
Or I could make the presentational HTML fields work to this purpose (I assume).
But I'd rather just define an anonymous function inline, for relatively rare stuff like this.