collective.datagridcolumns 0.6.0

TextAreaColumn

Like the base Column type, just display a textarea HTML element.

Additional parameters:

rows

Default: 3. Number of rows of the textarea.

cols

Default: 0. Number of columns of the textarea. If not provided the html cols attribute is omitted and an inline style “width: 100%” wil be used instead.

Example:

...
DataGridField('foo',
          columns=("type", "description"),
          widget = DataGridWidget(
                    columns={
                         'type' : Column(_(u"Type")),
                         'description' : TextAreaColumn(_(u"Description"),
                                                        rows=10,
                                                        cols=20),
                    },
         ),
),
...

SelectColumn

Like the default SelectColumn from DataGridField product, but explicitly support the vocabulary_factory way to provide vocabularies.

Additional parameters:

vocabulary_factory

Provide the name of a registered vocabulary using a Zope Component Utility. See the Archetypes Develop Manual for more.

vocabulary

As default SelectColumn, required only if you don’t provide vocabulary_factory. Use this to call a method on the context to obtain the vocabulary.

Example:

...
DataGridField('foo',
          columns=("type", "description"),
          widget = DataGridWidget(
                    columns={
                         'type' : SelectColumn(_(u"Type"),
                                               vocabulary_factory='plone.app.vocabularies.PortalTypes'),
                         'description' : Column(_(u"Description"),),
                    },
         ),
),
...

ReferenceColumn

This is a complex column type that store an unique object “UID”. The default view rendering of this column will display a proper link to the referenced object.

You can use this is different ways. In the simpler example, just use it as a textual column:

...
DataGridField('foo',
          columns=("uid", "comment"),
          widget = DataGridWidget(
                    columns={
                         'uid' : ReferenceColumn(_(u"Reference")),
                         'comment' : Column(_(u"Comment")),
                    },
         ),
),
...

So you are on your own to store a propert UID in the field (not very interesting, isn’t it?).

If you want something more, you can enable an additional JavaScript module and you’ll get an autocomplete feature of referenced objects:

...
DataGridField('foo',
          columns=("uid", "comment"),
          widget = DataGridWidget(
                    helper_js= ('datagridwidget.js', 'datagridautocomplete.js'),
                    columns={
                         'uid' : ReferenceColumn(_(u"Reference")),
                         'comment' : Column(_(u"Comment")),
                    },
         ),
),
...

So you will add to the default datagridwidget.js (automatically provided by the widget) a new datagridautocomplete.js ones. This will also required jQueryUI autocomplete. Please, read also the “Dependencies” section below.

When using autocomplete, you can query Plone in two different way:

• starting a query with the “/” character will query documents by path, so you can manually surf the whole site.

• starting as query with other character will perform a full-text query on titles.

Additional parameters:

object_provides

When using the full-text query, only return results of objects that provide those interfaces. Default is an empty list (no filter).

surf_site

Choose to be able to surf the site tree using a “/dir/dir/…” term. Default to True (allowed).

search_site

Choose to be able to search items in the site by full-text query or not. Default to True (allowed).

DateColumn

A simple column field that allows to insert some dates. This field use jQuery UI datepicker plugin.

To use datepicker plugin you need to enable datepicker plugin of jQuery UI (see above for infos) and add an helper_js named datagriddatepicker.js in the widget. See the example below.

Additional parameters:

date_format

Default: yy/mm/dd. The date format to store in the field.

Example:

...
DataGridField('foo',
          columns=("name", "birthday"),
          widget = DataGridWidget(
                    helper_js= ('datagridwidget.js', 'datagriddatepicker.js'),
                    columns={
                         'name' : Column(_(u"Name")),
                         'birthday' : DateColumn(_(u"Birthday"),
                                                 date_format="dd/mm/yy"),
                    },
         ),
),
...

MultiSelectColumn

Based on the SelectColumn from (from this package, not the original ones, so it support the vocabulary_factory parameter), show a list of checkboxes and store a list of selected entries.

Additional parameters: see all parameter from SelectColumn.

Example:

...
DataGridField('foo',
          columns=("recipe_name", "recipe_options"),
          widget = DataGridWidget(
                    helper_js= ('datagridwidget.js', 'datagridwidget_patches.js', 'datagridmultiselect.js'),
                    columns={
                         'recipe_name' : Column(_(u"Name of the recipe"),),
                         'recipe_options' : MultiSelectColumn(_(u"Type"),
                                                              vocabulary_factory='your.vocabulary',
                                                              ),
                    },
         ),
),
...

jQuery version (for Plone 3)

Both ReferenceColumn, DateColumn and MultiSelectColumn need jQuery 1.4.2 or better to work. Plone 3.3 is shipped with jQuery 1.3. You can fix this dependency by your how, or using a 3rd party library.

An alternative Generic Setup import step (”DataGridField: register jQuery 1.4”) is provided with the product. Run this and the default Plone jQuery version will be disabled, then a 1.4.4 version of jQuery will be registered.

Do not run this on Plone 4!

jQueryUI

ReferenceColumn and DateColumn needs that Plone provide jQueryUI library. This product will not cover this requirement, even by dependency.

If you have already jQueryUI (autocomplete or datepicker) behaviour in your Plone site, you are already ok. If you don’t, take a look at collective.jqueryui.autocomplete (or read it’s documentation page to understand how cover this need).

Keep in mind that the standard way of providing jQueryUI support to Plone is by using collective.js.jqueryui

0.6.0 (2014-01-13)

• Not use jQuery .live() anymore, but switched to .delegate(). We still not use .on() for keeping jQuery 1.4 compatibility. [keul]

• Added the MultiSelectColumn column [keul]

0.5.1 (2013-12-12)

• Fixed deprecated usage of jq JavaScript var [davidemoro]

• Added uninstall profile [keul]

0.5.0 (2013-09-10)

• Python code now support the new required method that has been added in version 1.9.0. Old DGF versions are still supported [keul]

• Python code now support the new col_description method that has been added in version 1.9.0. Old DGF versions are still supported [keul]

• Removed any reference to label_msgid, unused by DataGridField also (see #9) [keul]

0.4.0 (2013-08-20)

• Added new column: DateColumn, that allows to add date values [cekk]

• Catch ParseError exceptions [keul]

0.3.2 (2012-10-17)

• Fixed a bug introduced with version 0.3. See #1 [keul]

0.3.1 (2012-06-27)

• Fixed manifest and readme [cekk]

0.3.0 (2012-06-27)

• ReferenceColumn - added base Column default paremeters: default_method, label_msgid, required [cekk]

0.2.0 (2012-01-30)

• ReferenceColumn - added an alternative jQuery library, installable using a separate Generic Setup profile [keul]

• ReferenceColumn - fulltext search is now restricted to the path of the calling context [keul]

• ReferenceColumn - URL where to perform AJAX call is taken from a ICallingContextProvider adapter. 3rd party products can provide a more specific one than the default (that still call the portal url) [keul]

0.1.1 (2012-01-12)

• ReferenceColumn - fixed bug that when saving empty new row it will save a random site content [keul]

• ReferenceColumn - Added surf_site and search_site parameters [keul]

0.1.0 (2011-12-01)

• Initial release