Multi-option
Summary
DEPRECATEDProperties
Name | Internal name | Searchable | Information collector |
---|---|---|---|
Multi-option | ezmultioption | Yes. | No. |
Description
This datatype should no longer be used. It was deprecated in eZ Publish 3.10 and is replaced by the "Multi-option2" datatype.
This datatype makes it possible to create multiple groups of options for each content object. Each option can be assigned a short text and an additional price. This datatype works in the same way as the "Option" datatype. The only difference is that instead of supporting only one group of options, it allows the creation of multiple groups of options for each content object. The following screenshot shows the class attribute edit interface for this datatype.
![Class attribute edit interface for the "Multi-option" datatype.](../../../../../var/doc/storage/images/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_0/images/reference/datatypes/multioption_class_attribute_edit_interface/6643-5-eng-GB/multioption_class_attribute_edit_interface_doc.png)
Class attribute edit interface for the "Multi-option" datatype.
Object attribute edit interface
The following screenshot shows the object attribute edit interface for this datatype.
![Object attribute edit interface for the "Multi-option" datatype.](../../../../../var/doc/storage/images/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_0/images/reference/datatypes/multioption_object_attribute_edit_interface/9462-3-eng-GB/multioption_object_attribute_edit_interface_doc.png)
Object attribute edit interface for the "Multi-option" datatype.
Raw output
The ".content" of an ezcontentobjectattribute object using this datatype returns an ezmultioption object.
Balazs Halasy (21/02/2005 2:40 pm)
Julia Shymova (07/08/2007 12:24 pm)
Comments
No datatype object attribute view example images?
Thursday 11 January 2007 1:11:57 am
//kracker
This would be very useful examples to add to help readers decide which provides the object attribute view template they are looking for. Instead now they have to configure and use several datatypes to see this how this view would look.
//kracker