Loughborough Online Reading List System
Editing/SUEditingInfo
NAME
SUEditingInfo - For a given Structural Unit return an XML document
describing the available Data Type Groups and Data Types.
DESCRIPTION
The SUEditingInfo LUMP API CGI script provides information on the
available Data Type Groups and Data Types that a permissible for a
particular Structural Unit.
PARAMETERS
Standard
*username* - Name of user running this CGI script. Required unless web
server authentication is in use (when it is, the web server
authenticated user is used instead).
*password* - Password for the user. This is only required if the web
server is not handling the user authentication and if no security hash
parameter is being given.
*security_hash* - An opaque value used to authenticate the user without
requiring the password to be sent. This value is generated by a previous
execution of a LUMP API script and may well be time limited. It is only
required if no password or webserver authentication is done.
*act_as* - Users in the SysAdmins group can elect to act on the behalf
of other users once they are themselves authenticated. If this parameter
is present it should contain the username of the user that should be
switched to if this option is available and the real user has been
authenticated successfully. Optional.
*session_id* - An opaque string as far as the server is concerned that
is intended solely to allow async clients to differentiate different
results more easily. Optional.
Specific for this script
*suid* - ID for the Structural Unit being examined. Required.
RESULTS
A successful search will return a LUMP XML document where the <returns>
section is filled in with a list of <data_type_group> elements. Each of
these will have a <title>, <id> and <rank> element, as well as a list of
associated <data_type> elements. Each <data_type> element contains the
following elements describing the Data Type and how Data Elements of
that Data Type can be created: <name>, <id>, <default_value>,
<validation_pattern>, <edit_representation>, <repeatable> and <size>.
For example:
<response>
<returns>
<data_type_group>
<data_type>
<validation_pattern>d+</validation_pattern>
<edit_representation>input text</edit_representation>
<default_value></default_value>
<name>Moodle ID</name>
<id>127</id>
<repeatable>N</repeatable>
<size>10</size>
</data_type>
<data_type>
<validation_pattern></validation_pattern>
<edit_representation>input text</edit_representation>
<default_value></default_value>
<name>Reading List Name</name>
<id>128</id>
<repeatable>N</repeatable>
<size>255</size>
</data_type>
<title>Reading List Details</title>
<id>32</id>
<rank>0</rank>
</data_type_group>
</returns>
<session>
<security_hash>1248082076:00bf15ceccbe4a857b7dbc142554c58a</security_hash>
<lump_version>1</lump_version>
<acting_as></acting_as>
</session>
<error>
<error_message>Success</error_message>
<error_code>SUCCESS</error_code>
</error>
</response>
SEE ALSO
GetStructuralUnit
FindSuid
EditDataElement
EditStructuralUnit
LUMP-XML-Response
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