[ISSUES] Commented: (JLCP-200) Store user preferences

The following comment has been added to this issue:

     Author: Matthew Schmidt
    Created: Sat, 21 Jun 2003 5:56 PM
       Body:
We'll add a few lines to the CreateRegistrationAction (going away likely with WebWorks or replaced for people who want more/less form fields).  Our preferences will be handled directly by the attribute system in JLCP:

    attributeSetManager.addAttributeValue(attributeManager.getAttribute("userpref.forumView", Attribute.STRING_TYPE), "default");
            attributeSetManager.addAttributeValue(attributeManager.getAttribute("userpref.pmCount", Attribute.INTEGER_TYPE), 15);
            attributeSetManager.addAttributeValue(attributeManager.getAttribute("userpref.tmz", Attribute.STRING_TYPE), "EST");            
           
attributeSetManager.addAttributeValue(attributeManager.getAttribute("userpref.locale", Attribute.STRING_TYPE), "us-en");    
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        Key: JLCP-200
    Summary: Store user preferences
       Type: New Feature

     Status: Unassigned
   Priority: Critical

 Time Spent: Unknown
   Estimate: 2 days

    Project: Javalobby Community Platform
 Components: 
             User Interaction Module
   Fix Fors:
             0.9.0 (Jupiter)
   Versions:
             0.9.0 (Jupiter)

   Assignee: 
   Reporter: Matthew Schmidt

    Created: Wed, 7 May 2003 11:41 AM
    Updated: Wed, 7 May 2003 11:41 AM

Description:
We need someone to make a Hibernate model that stores a user's preferences mapped to each user with a many-to-one.  Example preferences include what type of thread view, how many private messages to list on one page, links per page, files per page, etc.  This is important, so if someone could pick it up, that'd be great.  All this should be editable through the profile page and it shouldn't take too long.  Once its in place, we'll need another many-to-one object (I think) on JLCPUser.hbm.xml that holds the preferences object.  Then all our pages can check that in the taglibs to know how many to fetch with each request.


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