Additional questions about Internationalization

[jdurak]

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Hello Jarek,

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Issue Reports:

#1 The correct call is ListGrid.setFieldIcon(). Note that behavior here doesn't differ between editions - the framework code is literally exactly the same. Something else you changed caused a difference in behavior.

#2 Ellipsis is a native behavior and Firefox has a number of bugs in this area. In 4.0 we are introducing some workarounds to make ellipsis work in Firefox, but these will not be patched onto 3.1 (it's not a framework bugfix).

#3 Since there presumably could be 10s of thousands of messages, we would not recommend adding an expand all feature that actually tries to expand all messages.

You could either:
a. expand just visible rows - use getVisibleRows() to find out which are visible
b. switch to recordComponents with recordComponentPoolingMode:"recycle" enabled, and add your own expand/collapse controls (don't use the built-in expansion feature)

Questions:

#1 You can do this through the Internationalization system by replacing these string constants in the English locale. See the Internationalization overview for details.

http://www.smartclient.com/smartgwte...docs/I18n.html

#2 Call filterBuilder.setCriteria() to populate the FilterBuilder with default criteria


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#1 You can do this through the Internationalization system by replacing these string constants in the English locale. See the Internationalization overview for details.

http://www.smartclient.com/smartgwte...docs/I18n.html


I cannot see the class, only interface, so I did:

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It is not working, what do I missed ?

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#2

I don’t know if you understand me well about my issue:

import com.smartgwt.clinet.i18n.SmartGwtMessges

public interface CustomizedSgwtMessages extends SmartGwtMessges {
 @Override
 public string operators_equalsTitle();
 
 @Override
 public string operators_iEqualsTitle();
 
}

No matter which field I would take, I want it to start with operator “contains” chosen. In normal case I would use default value for SelectItem, but how to access it inside filter builder


Jarek

[Isomorphic]

Look over our instructions - you have not posted with an account that is marked as having support. Please start posting with an account that has support or we may miss your questions.

As far as #1, it looks like you may have named your .properties wrongly, refer to the default language packs for the correct names.

We're checking on #2.

[Isomorphic]

About #2 (making "contains" the default operator for a field): you could achieve this by setting dataSourceField.validOperators or DataSource.setTypeOperators().

These APIs are primarily used to restrict the set of operators which are considered valid for specific fields or field type, but they also control the order the operators appear in the FilterBuilder.

So if you just recapitulate the standard set of operators but put "contains" first, it will be the default option that appears in the FilterBuilder.

[jarekevi]

Hi its my commercial account (jdurak here).

#1 Still does not work, so I will update info about it. So:

(1) I got this in main module file:

public void onModuleLoad() {
		
	CustomizedSgwtMessages myMessages = GWT.create(CustomizedSgwtMessages.class);
	I18nUtil.initMessages(myMessages);

	(...)
}

(2) I got this in file named CustomizedSgwtMessages.properties, this file is placed in the same catalog like the: Messages.properties

operators.equalsTitle = equals (case sensitive)
operators.iEqualsTitle = equals

(3) I got this in gile named CustomizedSgwtMessages.java, this file is placed in the same catalog like main module file

import com.smartgwt.client.i18n.SmartGwtMessages;

public interface CustomizedSgwtMessages extends SmartGwtMessages {
    @Override
    public String operators_equalsTitle();
    
    @Override
    public String operators_iEqualsTitle();
 }

How do I suppose to name .properties file ?

[jarekevi]

OK, i found it.

Code suppose to have "_" sign not "."

Right way:

 

operators_equalsTitle = equals (case sensitive)
operators_iEqualsTitle = equals

I placed "." because that how it works with archetype for maven GWT, but when I checked out your .properties file I saw how you name the messages.