On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 4:04 PM, Paul McNett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Paul McNary wrote:
>> Paul McNett wrote:
>>> Just instantiate more than one instance of the bizobj, and work with
>>> them independently. You'll have to give them unique DataSource
>>> properties, however, so that dForm doesn't get confused. Example:
>>>
>>> {{{
>>> from bizcats import BizCats
>>>
>>> class MyForm(dabo.ui.dForm):
>>> def afterInit(self):
>>> app = self.Application
>>> self.bizCatsAll = BizCats(app.dbConnection, DataSource="cats_all")
>>> self.bizCatsSome = BizCats(app.dbConnection, DataSource="cats_some")
>>> self.addBizobj(self.bizCatsAll)
>>> self.addBizobj(self.bizCatsSome)
>>> }}}
>>>
>>> Now, set the DataSources of your 2 grids appropriately.
I like to do:
{{{
from bizcats import BizCats
class MyForm(dabo.ui.dForm):
def afterInit(self):
app = self.Application
self.bizCatsAll = BizCats(app.dbConnection)
self.bizCatsSome = BizCats(app.dbConnection)
self.addBizobj(self.bizCatsAll)
}}}
Set the DataSource inside the BizCats object to "cats" and just don't
add it to the form. You can then set your first grid DataSource to
"cats" to set it to the all bizobj and the 2nd grid you can set by
doing "self.myGrid2.DataSource = self.bizCatsSome". I am not sure
what Paul is getting at with the not filling in the addField...
Nate L.
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