custom cardtype views
basic/:
_content.rhtml
_editor.rhtml
_line.rhtml
date/:
_editor.rhtml
file/:
_editor.rhtml
html/:
_editor.rhtml
_line.rhtml
image/:
_editor.rhtml
invitation_request/: (account request)
_content.rhtml
number/:
_editor.rhtml
phrase/:
_editor.rhtml
plain_text/:
_content.rhtml
_editor.rhtml
pointer/:
_content.rhtml
_line.rhtml
_editor.rhtml -- handles pivoting between the following depending upon *input setting:
_checkbox.rhtml
_multiselect.rhtml
_radio.rhtml
_select.rhtml
_list.rhtml this is the default input and uses the following two partials (broken out this way for AJAX calls, though imho they should all be handled locally in javascript):
_add_item.rhtml
_field.rhtml
ruby/:
_content.rhtml
_editor.rhtml
script/:
_content.rhtml
_editor.rhtml
search/:
_editor.rhtml
_line.rhtml
_content.rhtml calls the following partials:
_card_list.rhtml this is the default search result view
_recent_changes.rhtml special view for recent changes card (with dates and such)
both call:
_paging.rhtml
_tag_cloud.rhtml keeping code around for reference at moment
_content.rhtml
_editor.rhtml
_line.rhtml calls search line view.
_paging.rhtml (removed)
setting/:
_content.rhtml
_line.rhtml
toggle/:
_content.rhtml
_editor.rhtml
Not in use
iframe/:
_content.rhtml
_editor.rhtml
Is this a useful list to annotate for new core and extension/module developers? (If that isn't already done well in the code.)
--John Abbe.....Mon Jan 31 19:41:41 -0800 2011
re docs, I don't think so. the code needs a lot of documentation, but seeing this list of files is very easy.
--Ethan McCutchen.....Mon Jan 31 21:00:08 -0800 2011
Views handled elsewhere (notes John wants here):
* multi-edit
* settings in subtabs
--John Abbe.....Tue Feb 15 10:12:47 -0800 2011
k. took it off because all default views, including those, are handled in one place (which, true, is elsewhere)
--Ethan McCutchen.....Tue Feb 15 11:38:01 -0800 2011
what are the other default views (if any)?
--John Abbe.....Tue Feb 15 14:48:59 -0800 2011
name, link, linkname, key, raw, core, naked, content, open, closed, titled, rss_titled, change, edit.... all of them. nothing special about multi-edit and setting. that's why it didn't make sense to me to mention them here.
the above (way above in the main area) are for cardtype-specific overrides, and in the new system, you can override any view for any set of cards.
--Ethan McCutchen.....Tue Feb 15 15:11:05 -0800 2011