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Updates for supporting blobs
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@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ function EntityForm(props: Props): JSX.Element
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{
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return <div>Loading...</div>;
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}
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return <QDynamicForm formData={formData} />;
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return <QDynamicForm formData={formData} record={record} />;
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}
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if (!asyncLoadInited)
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@ -378,17 +378,18 @@ function EntityForm(props: Props): JSX.Element
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actions.setSubmitting(true);
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await (async () =>
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{
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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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// (1) convert date-time fields from user's time-zone into UTC //
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// (2) if there's an initial value which matches the value (e.g., from the form), then remove that field //
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// from the set of values that we'll submit to the backend. This is to deal with the fact that our //
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// date-times in the UI (e.g., the form field) only go to the minute - so they kinda always end up //
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// changing from, say, 12:15:30 to just 12:15:00... this seems to get around that, for cases when the //
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// user didn't change the value in the field (but if the user did change the value, then we will submit it) //
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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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for(let fieldName of tableMetaData.fields.keys())
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{
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const fieldMetaData = tableMetaData.fields.get(fieldName);
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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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// (1) convert date-time fields from user's time-zone into UTC //
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// (2) if there's an initial value which matches the value (e.g., from the form), then remove that field //
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// from the set of values that we'll submit to the backend. This is to deal with the fact that our //
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// date-times in the UI (e.g., the form field) only go to the minute - so they kinda always end up //
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// changing from, say, 12:15:30 to just 12:15:00... this seems to get around that, for cases when the //
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// user didn't change the value in the field (but if the user did change the value, then we will submit it) //
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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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if(fieldMetaData.type === QFieldType.DATE_TIME && values[fieldName])
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{
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console.log(`DateTime ${fieldName}: Initial value: [${initialValues[fieldName]}] -> [${values[fieldName]}]`)
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@ -402,6 +403,22 @@ function EntityForm(props: Props): JSX.Element
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values[fieldName] = ValueUtils.frontendLocalZoneDateTimeStringToUTCStringForBackend(values[fieldName]);
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}
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}
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////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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// for BLOB fields, there are 3 possible cases: //
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// 1) they are a File object - in which case, cool, send them through to the backend to have bytes stored. //
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// 2) they are null - in which case, cool, send them through to the backend to be set to null. //
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// 3) they are a String, which is their URL path to download them... in that case, don't submit them to //
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// the backend at all, so they'll stay what they were. do that by deleting them from the values object here. //
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////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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if(fieldMetaData.type === QFieldType.BLOB)
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{
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if(typeof values[fieldName] === "string")
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{
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console.log(`${fieldName} value was a string, so, we're deleting it from the values array, to not submit it to the backend, to not change it.`);
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delete(values[fieldName]);
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}
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}
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}
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if (props.id !== null)
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