Implemented: U4-2692 Add attribute access to property editor prevalues
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@ngdoc overview
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@name Creating a property editor
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@description
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##Overview
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First, I'll explain the validation system in the manifest:
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The validation specified in the manifest is for server side only. Client side validation needs to be put into markup (I will write up a whole thing on the full validation process real soon!). Preferably a dev (and ourselves) will setup the same client side validation as the server side validation but the most important validation is server side so people cannot hack stuff.
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Each validation item in the validation array specifies a validation type that is executed against the posted value. What this means is that manifest based property editors will generally only be able to store 'simple' values, otherwise are auto-validation will not
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<div>
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I will finish this tomorrow.
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<!--<input type="text" ng-model="model.value" />-->
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<input type="text" ng-model="model.value" />
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</div>
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