2008/7/3, urukay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
> yes, but it's only for limpidity :) and I need the user to chose only one
> option from the list. Just can't count on that user wil chose to fill only
> one field with choices if there are more possible fields with choices.
> And it isn't possible to add to oe field multiple choices lists (i mena
> somethink like choices1 =..., choices2 = ... etc), is it?
> Or maybe completely misapprehended what u wrote me :D but really, thanks a
> lot anyway :)
You can do:
CHOICES1 = (
('1', 'Red'),
('2', 'Green'),
('3', 'Blue'),
('5', 'Brown'),
)
CHOICES2 = (
('0', 'Basic Colors'),
('4', 'Other Colors'),
)
and pass what you want to the model.
If you want the user to select only C1 you can do choices = CHOICES1
and if you want to select all the set you can do choices = CHOICES1 + CHOICES2
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