Fabio Natali wrote: > gearheart wrote: > >> maybe limit_choices_to is what you're looking for >> i had similar problem and solved with ajax autocomplete widget. >> > > I haven't yet get rid of those too-much-long inline drop down menus. > > I was thinking to use js to open up a window and let the user choose > from some hyerarchical menu... something like a first drop down menu > for the category and then a second drop down menu for the real > product, the latter being properly filtered by category. > > Could anyone provide some tips on how to get this? > > Thank you so much, > > The generic solution to this problem is to have a link in your main form that opens up the sub-window, then have the sub-window (before closing itself) set an appropriate attribute of its "opener", to set the form value in the main form. Was that what you wanted?
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