Re: [web2py] list:reference painfull to fill

2013-12-09 Thread Richard Vézina
I can help you, but I will not write it for you :) Richard On Mon, Dec 9, 2013 at 10:49 AM, Kevin Bethke wrote: > has anyone done that before and give me a few hints? I'm not the master > programmer^^ > > > On Mon, Dec 9, 2013 at 4:47 PM, Richard Vézina < > ml.richard.vez...@gmail.com> wrote: >

Re: [web2py] list:reference painfull to fill

2013-12-09 Thread Kevin Bethke
has anyone done that before and give me a few hints? I'm not the master programmer^^ On Mon, Dec 9, 2013 at 4:47 PM, Richard Vézina wrote: > It a custom thing, you can do anything you need... Web2py as really little > to do with that. But you will have to work around web2py default... BSM > sele

Re: [web2py] list:reference painfull to fill

2013-12-09 Thread Richard Vézina
It a custom thing, you can do anything you need... Web2py as really little to do with that. But you will have to work around web2py default... BSM select is not going to work out of the box you will have to give it what it need to work : web2py custom widget that wrap BSM for instance. Richard O

Re: [web2py] list:reference painfull to fill

2013-12-09 Thread Kevin Bethke
autocomplete would be nice. but anything is better than scrolling though a list showing only 5 entries holding shift for 25 ingredience and forget holding shift at the last one. I read "really quickly through the examples from bsmselect. that works with and lists? Does that work with web2py when

Re: [web2py] list:reference painfull to fill

2013-12-09 Thread Richard Vézina
So you need a auto complete widget... Don't remember if bsmselect has one... I use to build my own bsm like widget with bootstrap multiselect and typeahead... To me what was important was to make sure order of picked items remains from input and update, so you can see the order of importance of the

Re: [web2py] list:reference painfull to fill

2013-12-09 Thread Kevin Bethke
that bsm select looks already way better than the standard w2p implementation. My requirements are pick 0-max ingredience. All ingredience have to be in the ingredience table. no ingredient can be picket twice. I don't need the default or most common 10 stuff. Just a simple way to pick quite a few

Re: [web2py] list:reference painfull to fill

2013-12-09 Thread Richard Vézina
You need to have control over the ingredient order no? You need something like BSM selet : https://github.com/vicb/bsmSelect You will need also a piece of python to restore the order of the list elements you get from the DB... But I am not sure of your needs... For you issue that you have to pick

[web2py] list:reference painfull to fill

2013-12-09 Thread BlueShadow
Hi, If I had two tables one called ingredience and the other soup. It is quite painfull to put 20 ingredience in one soup. Is there any more convenient way? It is sopposed to work with a form for users to create more entries. So punching in the ids is not an option. -- Resources: - http://web2