I'm using Alfresco 2.1 (Tomcat, MySQL, Windows).I'm trying to modify the web client so that the first view the user sees is the "custom view" (or something like it).Trying to alter <shared>\web-client-config-custom.xml did not help because the custom view is not an available default. <config evaluator="string-compare" condition="Views">
<views>
<view-defaults>
<topic>
<sort-direction>ascending</sort-direction>
</topic>
<browse>
<!– allowable values: list|details|icons –>
<view>details</view> <!– CUSTOM does not work –>
<page-size>
<list>10</list>
<details>20</details>
<icons>9</icons>
</page-size>
</browse>
</view-defaults>
</views>
</config>
So, to work around this, I'm trying to shrink the content and space panels by default, (and apply custom view/templates in all major spaces). I started to modify the alfresco\jsp\browse\browse.jsp file. Now, I'm not an JSP/Springs/Struts/tags expert, but I can't seem to make it work…
<h:panelGroup id="content-panel-facets">
<f:facet name="title">
<a:panel id="page-controls2" style="font-size:9px">
<h:outputText value="#{msg.items_per_page}" id="items-txt2"/>
<h:inputText id="content-pages" value="#{BrowseBean.pageSizeContentStr}" style="width:24px;margin-left:4px" maxlength="3" onkeyup="return applySizeContent(event);" />
<div style="display:none"><a:actionLink id="content-apply" value="" actionListener="#{BrowseBean.updateContentPageSize}" /></div>
</a:panel>
</f:facet>
</h:panelGroup>
<a:panel id="content-panel" border="white" bgcolor="white" titleBorder="lbgrey" expandedTitleBorder="dotted" titleBgcolor="white" styleClass="mainSubTitle"
label="#{msg.browse_content}" progressive="true" facetsId="content-panel-facets"
expanded='#{BrowseBean.panels["content-panel"]}' expandedActionListener="#{BrowseBean.expandPanel}">
When testing this out, I can't change expanded='#{BrowseBean.panels["content-panel"]}' to expanded='false'According to the taglib library, the 'expanded' attribute accepts strings, which I assume get's converted to some discrete value like true or false. I tried adding 'false', 'FALSE', '0', but it didn't work.I know I'm doing something wrong… any advice?And, btw, does the '#{}' block indicate the inclusion of some Java code within a tag?-Q
