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<%doc>
Display a pair of select boxes for provisioning a realestate_unit
- Real Estate Location
- Real Estate Unit
NOTE:
Records are always suppresed if
- realestate_location.disabled is set
- realestate_unit is provisioned to a customer [not working]
If it becomes necessary, an option may be added to the template
to show disabled/provisioned records, but is not yet implemented
</%doc>
<& select-tiered.html,
'tiers' => [
{
field => 'realestate_location',
table => 'realestate_location',
extra_sql => "WHERE realestate_location.disabled IS NULL "
. " OR realestate_location.disabled = '' ",
name_col => 'location_title',
empty_label => '(all)',
},
{
field => 'realestatenum',
table => 'realestate_unit',
name_col => 'unit_title',
value_col => 'realestatenum',
link_col => 'realestatelocnum',
# TODO: Filter units assigned to customers
# SQL below breaks the selectbox... why?
# Also, can we assume if realestatenum doesn't appear in svc_realestate
# that the realestate_unit is unprovisioned to a customer? What indicator
# should be used to determine when a realestae_unit is not provisioned?
# addl_from => "
# LEFT JOIN svc_realestate
# ON svc_realestate.realestatenum = realestate_unit.realestatenum
# ",
#extra_sql => "WHERE svc_realestate.svcnum IS NULL ",
disable_empty => 1,
debug => 1,
},
],
%opt,
'prefix' => $opt{'prefix'}. $opt{'field'}. '_', #after %opt so it overrides
&>
<%init>
my %opt = @_;
</%init>
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