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Björn X	Monday 01 September 2003 7:19:27 pm When creating a new related object it get defined to the settings in the "RelationAssignmentSettings" from the content.ini But how can I tell Exponential to assign this new related object as a child (tree) to the current object created before? Without letting the user choose its destination? The configuriugn options below seem pretty static to me. THANKS in advance ----------schnipp--------------- [RelationAssignmentSettings] # Default assignment for new related objects, possible values are # - A Node ID - Place all new objects under this node # - root - The root of the tree # - users - The root of the user tree # - none - Do not place anywhere, the user must then fix the assignment before publishing # Multiple assignments are separated with commas. DefaultAssignment=2 # Overrides for specific classes. # # Each entry is a list of comma separated values, the first is the match # and the second is the assignment (see above for values) # # Classes are either specified with identifier, ID or group_ID # The items are searched in order so the first to match will be used, # this means that class IDs should come before class group IDs. ClassSpecificAssignment[] ClassSpecificAssignment[]=user,user_group;users #ClassSpecificAssignment[]=image;33,37;37 ------------ schnapp------------------
Kai Duebbert	Friday 05 September 2003 2:12:02 am See: http://www.ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/customization/components/datatypes/ezobjectrelation/selecting_related_objects_with_dropdown_boxes_checkboxes_etc You would use hidden form fields instead of a dropdown box. Play with it and you'll see that it solves your problem. Kai
Stuart Fenton	Sunday 22 February 2004 11:34:54 am I am attempting to do the same thing. Did you get a solution in your attempts with adding hidden fields to direct the creation of new content? Any help you could give would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Fats -- Stuart stuart@grandmore.com http://www.grandmore.com

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Björn X

Monday 01 September 2003 7:19:27 pm

When creating a new related object it get defined to the settings in the "RelationAssignmentSettings" from the content.ini

But how can I tell Exponential to assign this new related object as a child (tree) to the current object created before? Without letting the user choose its destination? The configuriugn options below seem pretty static to me.

THANKS in advance

----------schnipp---------------
[RelationAssignmentSettings]
# Default assignment for new related objects, possible values are
# - A Node ID - Place all new objects under this node
# - root - The root of the tree
# - users - The root of the user tree
# - none - Do not place anywhere, the user must then fix the assignment before publishing
# Multiple assignments are separated with commas.
DefaultAssignment=2
# Overrides for specific classes.
#
# Each entry is a list of comma separated values, the first is the match
# and the second is the assignment (see above for values)
#
# Classes are either specified with identifier, ID or group_ID
# The items are searched in order so the first to match will be used,
# this means that class IDs should come before class group IDs.
ClassSpecificAssignment[]
ClassSpecificAssignment[]=user,user_group;users
#ClassSpecificAssignment[]=image;33,37;37
------------ schnapp------------------

Kai Duebbert

Friday 05 September 2003 2:12:02 am

See: http://www.ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/customization/components/datatypes/ezobjectrelation/selecting_related_objects_with_dropdown_boxes_checkboxes_etc

You would use hidden form fields instead of a dropdown box. Play with it and you'll see that it solves your problem.

Kai

Stuart Fenton

Sunday 22 February 2004 11:34:54 am

I am attempting to do the same thing. Did you get a solution in your attempts with adding hidden fields to direct the creation of new content?

Any help you could give would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Fats

-- Stuart

stuart@grandmore.com
http://www.grandmore.com