hi all,
I understand this might be too much in the realm of "please write my code
for me" with that in mind let me ask.
Is it possible to use -- is_in_set -- to create a list of check boxes
instead of a drop-down?
what I am doing is: two types of users. both have access to the same list.
user type 1) can choose any and all of the items; user type 2) can only
choose 1.
I employ a drop down and is_in_set for the second type of user and that is
exactly what I am looking for.
Field('yo', requires=IS_IN_SET(['fl', 'ch', 'Fo', 'Mo', 'Ma', 'Ca',
'Foo', 'Mai', ...........]))
The other I have a bunch of boolean fields such as.
Field('fl', 'boolean'),
Field('ch', 'boolean'),
Field('Fo', 'boolean'),
Field('Mo', 'boolean'),
Field('Ma', 'boolean'),
Field('Ca', 'boolean'),
Field('Foo', 'boolean'),
Field('Mai', 'boolean'),
Field................................
I would rather do this similar to the prior example, i.e. using a list. I
think it would give me greater control over styling in the view and other
iterations I am planning on doing. And I would like to keep originating
this from the model because all the model has to offer.
Thank you
Rob
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