I finally solved #2 with plain vanilla 0.96. Basically, it involves
overriding the fields property of the AdminOptions for the application
in question (similar to what's described here:
http://lukeplant.me.uk/blog.php?id=1107301634)
by a function, that looks up the necessary info, and replaces
OK, I solved #1. Indeed, the solution is trivial, but I had to trouble
this group in order to get to it - as always :(.
Here's the solution, in case anyone may find it helpful. It's a JS
defined using the model's js attribute. I'm not much of a JS coder, so
please don't hold the quality of this
On Apr 25, 11:57 pm, dimrub <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings, all!
>
Oh, forgot to mention: I'm trying to use admin views. I do realize
question #2 has a trivial solution if a non-admin view is used (and,
come to think of it, #1 does as well).
Greetings, all!
Two (possibly - trivial) questions regarding a field that has
'choices' defined for it.
1. Is there a way to specify a special choice, upon which another
field becomes active? A typical use case is to have a certain set of
predefined values (out of which the user will USUALLY
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