Resouce Bundle question

[Andrew_Scott]

I was able to, with a bit of reading get the i18n working greate, and with the help got them to work in custom tags.

Now I have an issue, where the docs mention Unknown Translation as a config option. However I get the following error

Also the docs Unknown is spelled incorrectly on the closing tag.

The config.xml file does not validate with the framework’s schema. & The error details are:
[Error] :201:22: cvc-complex-type.2.4.a: Invalid content was found starting with element ‘UnknownTranslation’. One of ‘{"":UknownTranslation}’ is expected.

[lmajano]

It should follow this format:

includes/main en_US session

You can find this in the app template. Try reiniting the framework so changes take effect.

Luis

[Andrew_Scott]

I think you missed the point…

The online docs is wrong…

While on the subject of resource bundles, how do I use strings that have {0} type params in them. I can’t seem to fidn anything regarding this.

Also not resource bundle related, but I am trying to create a urlMapping.

So that the following url is mapped to a controller and action.

/spaces/uniqueString/pageString

Now what I have so far is this, but I haven’t tested it as yet. But was hoping that someone might tell me if it is possible or not.

<cfset addCourse( pattern="/spaces/:uniqueString/:pageString", handler=“spaces”, action=“displaySpace”) />

Would this work, or would the action still need to be a part of the urlMapping?

[lmajano]

Docs fixed.

As for your url mapping, that would work, basically /:uniqueString/:pageString

Will create two variables in the request collection

1. uniqueString =
2. pageString =

As for the {0} in the resource bundle strings, you should be able to use that, however, to replace them, I am not that quite familiar with it. You might want to post it in the forums also so we can get mr Paul Hastings to answer that question.

Luis

[Andrew_Scott]

Cheers…

With the urlMapping, the problem I am having is the url itself.

/space/andrew-scott/test

I would hope would run the controller (handler) space, with the action defined in the routes.cfm however that is not the case. As it appears that I have to still do /space/action/andrew-scott/test as I was hoping to default the action or something. This is maybe not possible with Coldbox?

Does that make sense?

[lmajano]

Can you repost again Andrew I am confused on what you are trying to do now.

If you have the pattern you can assign a handler and action to it or set the :handler and :action placeholders on the route itself.

Luis

[Andrew_Scott]

I kind of figured it out, I think I had a bug somewhere.

You talk about on the route itself, I found that if I do not pass an action. It will default to index, I am not sure how to override that if I need too.

I am use to something like

createLink( controller: ‘handler’, action: ‘someAction’, uniqueString:’andrew-scott’)

And yes this is groovy (grails)…

[lmajano]

Yes, it is very similar (eerily similar), have you read the routing guide? It’s all there.

Luis

[Andrew_Scott]

Yeah that’s what I do like about Coldbox, its ease and power. There are a few things that I don’t know if they are possible or not, for example I do the following.

BuildLink(controller: ‘myController’, action: ‘someAction’)

Which would run the handler myController.someAction, then I will need to setup a view for this. However, I was wondering if there is a possibility that the default eventView is the name of the action?

Now if you can incorporate GORM style into Coldfusion to give us DDD, you would be a winner in my books.

[lmajano]

However, I was wondering if there is a possibility that the default eventView is the name of the action?
You can easily do this. http://www.objectivebias.com/blog/entry/implicit-views-in-coldbox

I love how grails has done some of its implementations and I was really happy to see that Grails and ColdBox are very very similar. what is DDD?

I have been pondering on several ideas on how to create a thin layer on top of existing ORM’s (Transfer/Reactor) for ColdBox, to leverage conventions, but still very early in just research. What would you like to see?

Luis

[Andrew_Scott]

GORM…

DDD, is Domain Driven Design. In the grails world this is how they database gets created, via the domain model.

Wishful thinking I know…