cubicweb/web/wdoc/custom_view_en.rst
author Sylvain Thénault <sylvain.thenault@logilab.fr>
Thu, 24 Nov 2016 15:36:26 +0100
changeset 11892 08cf02efc7ce
parent 11057 0b59724cb3f2
permissions -rw-r--r--
Simplify and fix _cw.drop_entity_cache * it's never called with an eid as argument, beside in a useless case in test (removed) * the only place where it's called from outside the tests is in full-text reindexation in server.checkintegrity: we could removed the request implementation and move it in unittest_rset, byt I decided to keep it for consistency with all other entity cache handling methods * get back a fix from Julien Cristau for the connection's implementation, quoting is commit message: When removing an entity from the transaction's cache, clear the entity's own cache May avoid issues where an entity object is still accessible somewhere else (e.g. an operation) after dropping it from the transaction's cache, with a stale attribute or relation cache.

Once you have read the `RQL tutorial`_ and you know the application'`schema`_,
you're ready to define your own views. Just type the RQL query retreiving data
you're interested in in the search field. If the view used to display them
doesn't fit your need, choose another one in the possible views box (this box
isn't displayed by default, but you can activate it in your `user
preferences`_). Once you're satified, add a `bookmark`_ if you want to reuse
this view later.

.. _`RQL tutorial`: tut_rql
.. _`schema`: ../schema
.. _`user preferences`: ../myprefs
.. _`bookmark`: bookmarks


Below are some example of what can be acheived...

.. winclude:: custom_view_last_update
.. winclude:: custom_view_rss