def kssModifyState(self, country=None, search=0):
"""
This method is used to update the province drop down when adding
a person or organization and also from the advanced search template
that's why it has some ugly logic. Perhaps should be divided
in two methods, one that gets called from the ct, and another one
that gets called from the search template
"""
context = aq_inner(self.context)
ksscore = self.getCommandSet('core')
utility = zapi.getUtility(ICountriesStates)
if not search and not country:
# This is necessary for the inline edition
country = context.getCountry()
if country and country != '--':
# I will be here if the country has -- selected, in which case
# i should return all states possible
results = TitledVocabulary.fromTitles(utility.states(country=country))
else:
# I will be here if the country has something selected, in which
# case i should return a filtered state list
results = TitledVocabulary.fromTitles(utility.states())
if search:
selector = ksscore.getHtmlIdSelector('form.state')
result_html = u'<select name="form.state" id="form.state">'
else:
selector = ksscore.getHtmlIdSelector('state')
result_html = u'<select name="state" id="state">'
for i in results._terms:
aux = _(i.value)
value = zope.i18n.translate(aux, context=self.request)
aux = _(i.title)
title = zope.i18n.translate(aux, context=self.request)
if not search and context.state == value:
result_html += (u'<option value="%s" selected="True">%s'
'</option>' % (value,title))
else:
result_html += (u'<option value="%s">%s</option>'
% (value,title))
result_html += u'</select>'
# I replace the existing drop down
ksscore.replaceHTML(selector, result_html)
# and finally we render
return self.render()
def allCountries(self):
"""
Method that returns all countries from the vocabulary
"""
utility = zapi.getUtility(ICountriesStates)
results = TitledVocabulary.fromTitles(utility.countries)
return results._terms
def kssModifySector(self, sector=None, search=0):
"""
This method is used to update the sub sector drop down when adding
an organization and also from the advanced search template that's why
it has some ugly logic. Perhaps should be divided in two methods, one
that gets called from the ct, and another one that gets called from
the search template
"""
context = aq_inner(self.context)
ksscore = self.getCommandSet('core')
if search:
# If i'm here means i'm inside the search template
address_book = context
else:
# If i'm here means i'm inside some ct
address_book = context.aq_parent
if not sector:
# This is necessary for the inline edition
sector = context.getSector()
if not sector or sector == '--':
# If i'm here, means someone selected the -- sector, in which
# case, i should return all sub sectors available
sub_sectors = address_book.get_all_sub_sectors()
else:
# If i'm here, means someone selected some sector, in which case,
# i should return a filtered sub sector list
sub_sectors = address_book.get_sub_sectors(sector)
results = TitledVocabulary.fromTitles([('--',_(u'(no value)'))] + zip(sub_sectors, sub_sectors))
if search:
selector = ksscore.getHtmlIdSelector('form.sub_sector')
# If i'm here means i'm inside the advanced search template
# so i create the html needed for the sub sector drop down
result_html = u'<select name="form.sub_sector" id="form.sub_sector" size="1">'
else:
selector = ksscore.getHtmlIdSelector('sub_sector')
# If i'm here, means i'm inside some ct, then i create the html
# for the drop down
result_html = u'<select name="sub_sector" id="sub_sector">'
for i in results._terms:
if not search and context.sub_sector == i.value:
result_html += (u'<option value="%s" selected="True">%s'
'</option>' % (i.value,i.title))
else:
result_html += (u'<option value="%s">%s</option>'
% (i.value,i.title))
result_html += u'</select>'
# replace the existing one
ksscore.replaceHTML(selector, result_html)
# And finally render
return self.render()
def SwissStates( context ):
utility = zapi.getUtility(ISwissStates)
return TitledVocabulary.fromTitles(utility.states())
def SwissCitiesForSearch( context ):
utility = zapi.getUtility(ISwissCitiesForSearch)
return TitledVocabulary.fromTitles(utility.cities(context))
def allSubSectors(self):
address_book = self.context.aq_inner
sub_sectors = address_book.get_all_sub_sectors()
return TitledVocabulary.fromTitles(zip(sub_sectors, sub_sectors))
