ReferenceBrowserWidget: Programatically setting a startup_directory
Dave Fregon
dave at netaxxs.com.au
Tue Apr 17 23:02:06 UTC 2007
Eric Steele wrote:
>
> Andreas Jung wrote:
>> --On 10. April 2007 12:40:59 -0400 Eric Steele
>> <ems174 at psu.edu> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I'm using ReferenceBrowserWidget (1.7.1) on my Person object ("John Doe"
>>> below) to allow people to link to Specialty object in a
>>> SpecialtiesFolder. I'd like to be able to set startup_directory to be
>>> the
>>> path to my SpecialtiesFolder (which I won't know the exact name of).
>>>
>>> - "Directory" (FacultyStaffDirectory)
>>> - "Specialties" (SpecialtiesFolder)
>>> - "Some Specialty" (Specialty)
>>> - "John Doe" (Person)
>>>
>>>
>>> Since, I don't know the name and can't hardcode a path, I've tried using
>>> a method name as the value of startup_directory, but that's throwing an
>>> AttributeError. Is there another/any way to do this?
>>>
>>
>> In this case you must extend the functionality of the
>> ReferenceBrowserWidget
>> implementation. Your problem is an unsupported usecase. Patches are
>> welcome.
>>
>> -aj
>>
>
> Thanks. I'd be happy to take a crack at it. I've submitted my request
> for commit access.
>
> Is this the place to be talking about this sort of thing, or is the
> Archetypes list more appropriate?
>
> Eric
>
>
You may also wish to check out PopupReferenceWidget for your use case, as
well as LiveSearchWidget, both of which have path implementations.
Dave
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