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<reinhard> good morning all
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<btami> good morning
<kilo> good morning
<kilo> reinhard: is this completely silly?
<kilo> aaa = session.get('AAA_bbb', someId)
<kilo> self.foo = aaa.gnue_id
<kilo> can i write
<kilo> self.foo = someId
<kilo> ?
<reinhard> I am 99% sure you can
<reinhard> actually I would rather say 100% sure
<reinhard> :)
<reinhard> except you need any other field from aaa
<kilo> not that time, only later
<reinhard> or you need to make sure that this record really exists
<kilo> ah, as a check. i see
<reinhard> IIRC session.get will create the record if it is not there
<reinhard> damn
<reinhard> it's been *way* too long that I've hacked on appserver :((
* kilo pushes reinhard towards a heap of code labeled 'appserver'
<reinhard> no, it raises an exception if the id doesn't exist
<kilo> it is more clever to do so imho
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<reinhard> good morning jamest
<reinhard> do you remember offhand your concepts when you did the dialog support?
<reinhard> there is the style tag of a <form> element, which can be "normal" and "dialog"
<reinhard> and there is a way to call a <dialog> modal or non-modal
<reinhard> so if the modality of the form is up to the caller, what exactly would make up the difference between style="normal" and style="dialog" ?
<reinhard> and do all combinations of style and modal/non-modal calling make sense?
<jamest> <dialog> is simply an alias for form style="dialog"
<jamest> all of them are just forms
<reinhard> ok
<reinhard> let me rephrase
<reinhard> what should be the difference between
<reinhard> <dialog>
<reinhard> and
<reinhard> <dialog style="normal">
<reinhard> or what should be the difference between
<reinhard> <form>
<reinhard> and
<reinhard> <form style="dialog">
<reinhard> ?
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<jamest> reinhard: iirc
<jamest> normal is a <form>
<jamest> actually , i don't recall having more than just modal dialogs at all
<jamest> iirc my original plan was
<jamest> <form>
<jamest>   standard form
<jamest> <form style="dialog"> or <dialog>
<jamest>   a modal popup
<jamest> and that was it
<jamest> but iirc
<jamest> <form> and <dialog> are both really just <form>
<jamest> and form was wither "normal" or "dialog"
<jamest> either
<reinhard> ok
<reinhard> so the parameter "modal" in activateDialog would be redundant to the style="dialog" in the GFD?
<reinhard> or could even be contradictary
<reinhard> off for today
<reinhard> cu
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