setting_list.inc

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/*
 * Systems Administrator view of settings.
 * 
 * CMS Classification feature for component settings.
 * Lists all component settings and allows user to modify settings
 * definition.
 * 
 */
 
Fakoli::using("settings");
Fakoli::usingFeature("data_view");
 
$title = "Settings Options";
$menu_item = "Define Settings Options";
 
$settings = Query::create(Settings, "ORDER BY component, name")->execute();
 
$table = new DataListView($settings, "settings");
$table->column("Component", "{component}", true)
     ->column("Name", "<a href='/admin/setting_form?settings_id={settings_id}'>{name}</a>", true)
     ->column("Field Annotation", "{annotation}", true)
     ->column("Field Type", "{field_type}", true)
     ;
            
$table->sortable = true;
$table->filter = true;
$table->pageSize = 10;
$table->emptyMessage = "There are no application settings defined.";
$script .= $table->writeScript();
?>
<h4>This features allows you to define the system's application setting options. It is designed for use by systems administrators. CMS Users can modify <a href="/admin/settings">Application Settings</a> under CMS Site Configuration.</h4>
<p>To create a new setting, perform the following steps:</p>
<ul>
<li>In your component's manifest, subscribe to the event "ComponentScanComplete", calling a function in your component's manager class called "setDefaults"</li>
<li>Add the static function setDefaults to your component's manager class</li>
<li>For each setting, call Settings::setDefaultValue and provide the setting default values</li>
</ul>
 
<?php
$table->drawView();
?>