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sql/Pg-upgrade2/cp_greeting_migration.pl | ||
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# @tag: cp_greeting_migration
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# @description: Migration of cp_greeting to cp_gender
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# @depends: generic_translations
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die("This script cannot be run from the command line.") unless ($main::form);
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sub mydberror {
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my ($msg) = @_;
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die($dbup_locale->text("Database update error:") .
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"<br>$msg<br>" . $DBI::errstr);
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}
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sub do_query {
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my ($query, $may_fail) = @_;
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if (!$dbh->do($query)) {
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mydberror($query) unless ($may_fail);
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$dbh->rollback();
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$dbh->begin_work();
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}
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}
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sub query_result {
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# list of all entries where cp_greeting is empty, meaning can't determine gender from parsing Herr/Frau/...
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# this assumes cp_greeting still exists, i.e. gender.sql was not run yet
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my $gender_table;
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my $sql2 = "select cp_id,cp_givenname,cp_name,cp_title,cp_greeting from contacts where not (cp_greeting ILIKE '%frau%' OR cp_greeting ILIKE '%herr%' or cp_greeting ILIKE '%mrs.%' or cp_greeting ILIKE '%miss%') ";
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my $sth2 = $dbh->prepare($sql2) or die $dbh->errstr();
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$sth2->execute() or die $dbh->errstr();
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my $i = 1;
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$gender_table .= '<table border="1"><tr><th>cp_givenname</th><th>cp_name</th><th>cp_title</th><th>cp_greeting</th><th><translate>male/female</th></tr>';
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$gender_table .= "\n";
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while (my $row = $sth2->fetchrow_hashref()) {
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if ( main::form->{"gender_$i"} eq "f" ) {
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$mchecked = "";
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$fchecked = "checked";
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} else {
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$mchecked = "checked";
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$fchecked = "";
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};
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$gender_table .= "<tr><input type=hidden name=\"cp_id_$i\" value=\"$row->{cp_id}\"> <td>$row->{cp_givenname}</td> <td>$row->{cp_name}</td> <td>$row->{cp_title} </td> <td>$row->{cp_greeting} </td><td> <input type=\"radio\" name=\"gender_$i\" value=\"m\" $mchecked> <input type=\"radio\" name=\"gender_$i\" value=\"f\" $fchecked></td></tr>\n";
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$i++;
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};
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$gender_table .= "<input type=hidden name=\"number_of_gender_entries\" value=\"$i\">";
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$gender_table .= "</table>";
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$main::form->{gender_table} = $gender_table;
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my $title_table;
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my $sql3 = "select cp_id,cp_givenname,cp_name,cp_title,cp_greeting from contacts where not ( (cp_greeting ILIKE '%frau%' OR cp_greeting ILIKE '%herr%' or cp_greeting ILIKE '%mrs.%' or cp_greeting ILIKE '%miss%')) and not (cp_greeting like ''); ";
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my $sth3 = $dbh->prepare($sql3) or die $dbh->errstr();
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$sth3->execute() or die $dbh->errstr();
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$title_table = '<table border="1"><tr><th>cp_givenname</th><th>cp_name</th><th>cp_title</th><th>cp_greeting</th><th>cp_title new</th></tr>';
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my $j = 1;
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while (my $row = $sth3->fetchrow_hashref()) {
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# Vorschlagsfeld fuer neuen Titel mit Werten von cp_greeting und cp_title vorbelegen
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my $value = "$row->{cp_greeting}";
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$value .= " " if $row->{cp_greeting};
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$value .= "$row->{cp_title}";
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$title_table .= "<tr> <td><input type=hidden name=\"cp_id_title_$j\" value=$row->{cp_id}> $row->{cp_givenname}</td> <td>$row->{cp_name}</td><td>$row->{cp_title}</td> <td>$row->{cp_greeting}</td><td><input type=\"text\" id=\"cp_title_$j\" name=\"cp_name_$j\" value=\"$value\"></td> </tr>\n";
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$j++;
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};
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$title_table .= "<input type=hidden name=\"number_of_title_entries\" value=\"$j\">";
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$title_table .= "</table>";
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$main::form->{title_table} = $title_table;
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};
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sub print_question {
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query_result();
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# parse html form in /templates/webpages/dbupgrade/cp_greeting_update_form
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print $main::form->parse_html_template("dbupgrade/cp_greeting_update_form");
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}
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sub do_update {
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# main function
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# first of all check if gender.sql was already run and thus cp_gender exists
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# if it exists there is no need for this update anymore, so return
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# without doing anything
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my $column_exists = 1;
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if (!$dbh->do("SELECT cp_gender FROM contacts LIMIT 1")) {
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$dbh->rollback();
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$dbh->begin_work();
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$column_exists = 0;
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}
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return 1 if $column_exists;
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if (!$main::form->{do_migrate}) {
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# case 1: first call of page
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set_default_greetings();
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print_question();
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return 2;
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} else {
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# case 2: submit button was pressed, hidden field do_migrate was set
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migrate_data();
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};
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return 1;
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}
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sub migrate_data {
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my $sqlcode = <<EOF
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ALTER TABLE contacts ADD COLUMN cp_gender char(1);
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UPDATE contacts SET cp_gender = 'm';
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UPDATE contacts SET cp_gender = 'f'
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WHERE (cp_greeting ILIKE '%frau%')
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OR (cp_greeting ILIKE '%mrs.%')
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OR (cp_greeting ILIKE '%miss%');
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EOF
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;
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for (my $i = 1; $i <= $main::form->{number_of_gender_entries}; $i++ ) {
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next unless $main::form->{"cp_id_$i"};
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if ( $main::form->{"gender_$i"} eq "f" ) {
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$sqlcode .= "UPDATE contacts SET cp_gender = \'f\' WHERE cp_id = $main::form->{\"cp_id_$i\"};\n";
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};
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};
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for (my $i = 1; $i <= $main::form->{number_of_title_entries}; $i++ ) {
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next unless $main::form->{"cp_id_title_$i"} and $main::form->{"cp_id_$i"};
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$sqlcode .= "UPDATE contacts SET cp_title = \'$main::form->{\"cp_name_$i\"}\' WHERE cp_id = $main::form->{\"cp_id_$i\"};\n";
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};
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$sqlcode .= "ALTER TABLE contacts DROP COLUMN cp_greeting;";
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# insert chosen default values
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$sqlcode .= "INSERT INTO generic_translations (translation_type, translation) VALUES ('greetings::male','$main::form->{default_male}');";
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$sqlcode .= "INSERT INTO generic_translations (translation_type, translation) VALUES ('greetings::female','$main::form->{default_female}');";
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my $query = $sqlcode;
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do_query($query);
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};
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sub set_default_greetings {
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# add html input boxes to template so user can specify default greetings
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my $default_male = "Herr";
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my $default_female = "Frau";
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my $default_greeting_text_male = "<input type=\"text\" id=\"default_male\" name=\"default_male\" value=\"$default_male\"><br>";
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my $default_greeting_text_female = "<input type=\"text\" id=\"default_female\" name=\"default_female\" value=\"$default_female\"><br>";
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$main::form->{default_greeting_text_male} = $default_greeting_text_male;
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$main::form->{default_greeting_text_female} = $default_greeting_text_female;
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};
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return do_update();
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sql/Pg-upgrade2/gender.sql | ||
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-- @tag: gender
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-- @description: Feld "Geschlecht" zu Kontaktdaten hinzufuegen, cp_greeting entferne
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-- @depends: release_2_6_0
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ALTER TABLE contacts ADD COLUMN cp_gender char(1);
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UPDATE contacts SET cp_gender = 'm';
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UPDATE contacts SET cp_gender = 'f'
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WHERE (cp_greeting ILIKE '%frau%')
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OR (cp_greeting ILIKE '%mrs.%')
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OR (cp_greeting ILIKE '%miss%');
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UPDATE contacts SET cp_title = cp_greeting WHERE NOT (cp_greeting ILIKE '%frau%' OR cp_greeting ILIKE '%herr%' or cp_greeting ILIKE '%mrs.%' or cp_greeting ILIKE '%miss%');
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ALtER TABLE contacts DROP COLUMN cp_greeting;
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templates/webpages/dbupgrade/cp_greeting_update_form_de.html | ||
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[% USE HTML %]<div class="listtop">cp_greeting to cp_gender migration</div>
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<form action="[% script %]" method="POST">
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<br>
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<p> The method for generating greetings ("Dear Mr. Smith") is being changed so the greeting is controlled by the gender. For this a new database field cp_gender is introduced, while the old database field cp_greeting will be removed. The various translations (Mr./Herr/Monsieur) will be stored in the database, under generic_translations. The print variable cp_greeting still exists, however, so print templates don't have to be changed, and the variable is assigned according to the gender of the contact person and the desired language.</p>
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<p>During the conversion process all contact persons need to be assigned a gender. The gender is detected automatically where possible, but in some cases will have to be set manually.</p>
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During the conversion process:<br>
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1. All contact persons will have their gender set to "m" (male) as a default<br>
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2. All contact persons where the greeting contains "frau,mrs,miss" are set to "f" (female)<br>
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<p>The gender of the following contact persons couldn't be determined automatically from the greeting, please set the gender manually:</p>
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[% gender_table %]
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<p>Please enter your desired default greeting for men and women. To change the
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default greeting or add a greeting in more languages, go to: System -> Languages -> Greetings
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</p>
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<p>
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Greeting for men: [% default_greeting_text_male %] <br>
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Greeting for women: [% default_greeting_text_female %] <br>
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</p>
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<br><br>
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The data from the cp_greeting field will now be dropped. To prevent any data loss if you used the cp_greeting field for anything else, we suggest you transfer this information to the cp_title field:
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<br>
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[% title_table %]
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<input type=hidden name="do_migrate" value="1">
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<input type=submit VALUE="submit">
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</form>
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templates/webpages/dbupgrade/cp_greeting_update_form_master.html | ||
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[% USE HTML %]<div class="listtop"><translate>cp_greeting to cp_gender migration</translate></div>
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<form action="[% script %]" method="POST">
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<br>
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<p> The method for generating greetings ("Dear Mr. Smith") is being changed so the greeting is controlled by the gender. For this a new database field cp_gender is introduced, while the old database field cp_greeting will be removed. The various translations (Mr./Herr/Monsieur) will be stored in the database, under generic_translations. The print variable cp_greeting still exists, however, so print templates don't have to be changed, and the variable is assigned according to the gender of the contact person and the desired language.</p>
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<p>During the conversion process all contact persons need to be assigned a gender. The gender is detected automatically where possible, but in some cases will have to be set manually.</p>
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During the conversion process:<br>
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1. All contact persons will have their gender set to "m" (male) as a default<br>
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2. All contact persons where the greeting contains "frau,mrs,miss" are set to "f" (female)<br>
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<p>The gender of the following contact persons couldn't be determined automatically from the greeting, please set the gender manually:</p>
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[% gender_table %]
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<p>Please enter your desired default greeting for men and women. To change the
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default greeting or add a greeting in more languages, go to: System -> Languages -> Greetings
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</p>
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<p>
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Greeting for men: [% default_greeting_text_male %] <br>
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Greeting for women: [% default_greeting_text_female %] <br>
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</p>
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<br><br>
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The data from the cp_greeting field will now be dropped. To prevent any data loss if you used the cp_greeting field for anything else, we suggest you transfer this information to the cp_title field:
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<br>
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[% title_table %]
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<input type=hidden name="do_migrate" value="1">
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<input type=submit VALUE="submit">
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</form>
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Auch abrufbar als: Unified diff
migration from cp_greeting to cp_gender
this commit replaces commit e09347c89ca119213c4d8ba43083653cda793399 which introduced gender.sql
In database table contacts cp_greeting is removed and instead cp_gender is introduced
During migration user gets a chance toFor print variables cp_greeting is generated from cp_gender and generic_translations
gender.sql is deleted, as there was a risk of losing data in cp_title
Migration code was originally copied from warehouse code