Question about 'READBYME' property

[Former Member]

We are using XMLForm and we've a problem with portal behaviour.

We want to create a ListShow form which displays only unreaded items in a folder.

Our problem is the following:

- When we use km navigation with a LayoutSet (ConsumerList) readbyme property is not activated until you open the file.

- However, when we have a km navigation iview using RenderListItem, every items are marked as readed when displayed (we display only property id of items). How can I avoid this?.

Thanks in advance.

Damiá

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Damian,

You are right, I found the same problem, it is a bug.

If you want to list only files not readed, you can create a taxonomy and clasify your files for this property.

Patricio.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Thanks but..

does anybody know if this behaviour will be modified with a patch?? We are working with EP6 SP2

Damiá

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Damian,

I believe you can make use of the resource list filter

Have a look @

You then would remove from the collection all files which have the property readbyme == null || false.

Hope this helps,

Dimitry

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Thanks for your comments,

but our problem is not filtering content but reading xml documents in a folder using ListShow or RenderListItem because readbyme property is set to true when you are only displaying visiblename or id property of items.

--> Is there any possibility for reading file properties using XMLForm throw ListShow or RenderListItem keeping readbyme property false until you access to Show form???.

Correct behaviour of readbyme property in EP is very useful for our pourpose.

Any suggestion?

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

oh i see what you mean... sorry for misunderstanding. well the only thing i can think of then is modifying the XMLResourceRenderer (or some other flexUI element, i.e. layout controler / purhaps even adding the extra component to the layout set will do) to set the property back to false... i am not sure it works though.

regards,

dimitry