Customization

Add type rendering functions

Standard type rendering functions are available in htdocs/js/value-renderer.js and have always the same form: ldap<Type>TypeRenderer, with <Type> an attribute type as defined in the attributes_map array in config.inc.php

You can add a new type by adding the appropriate function in htdocs/js/value-renderer.js:

function ldapCustomTypeRenderer(config_js, dn, value)
{
    var render = "";
    var val = "test";

    [messages, listing_linkto, search_result_show_undefined,
     display_show_undefined, truncate_value_after, search,
     js_date_specifiers, unlock, enable ] =
            get_config_js(config_js);

    var values = {
      "value": val
    };
    render = renderTemplate(arguments.callee.name, values);

    return render;
}

Then, you just have to create the corresponding template in js-templates/ldapCustomTypeRenderer.html:

<template id="ldapCustomTypeRenderer">
  {value}
</template>

Customize type rendering functions

The type rendering functions are available in htdocs/js/value-renderer.js and are named: ldap<Type>TypeRenderer, with <Type> an attribute type as defined in the attributes_map array in config.inc.php

You can customize the behaviour of type rendering functions by using jQuery events.

Here is an example of overloading for the Mailto type rendering function. You can define this event in htdocs/js/service-desk.js

$(document).on( "ldapMailtoTypeRenderer", { }, function( event, params ) {
  var values = {
    "message": "Test",
    "value": params["value"]
  };
  params["render"] = renderTemplate("test_template", values);

  // you can also remove the value set by the default renderer by uncommenting next line
  //event.preventDefault();
});

Then, you have to create the template (if you need one) in js-templates/test_template.html:

<template id="test_template">
  <i>{message}</i>
  <div>{value}</div>
</template>