def render(self, renderer, form, renderable, out, **kwargs):
fmtmap = renderer.createFormatMap(form, renderable, **kwargs)
opts = []
if renderable.vocab:
vocab = Registry.get_vocab(renderable.vocab)
if callable(vocab):
opts = vocab()
else:
opts = renderable.options
value = form.data[renderable.bind]
if renderable.format == "full":
print >> out, TEMPLATES['SELECT_FULL'](
control=renderable,
value=value,
options=opts,
extra_classes=fmtmap['extra_classes']
)
else:
print >> out, TEMPLATES['SELECT_COMPACT'](
control=renderable,
value=value,
options=opts,
extra_classes=fmtmap['extra_classes']
)
def lexVal(self, value, **kwargs):
""" Lexical value of select should return the label of the
matching option. """
if type([]) == type(value):
res = []
for val in value:
res.append(self.lexVal(val))
return res
options = []
if self.vocab:
vocab = Registry.get_vocab(self.vocab)
args = []
if self.vocab_args:
args = self.vocab_args.split(",")
if callable(vocab):
options = vocab(*args, **kwargs)
options.extend(self.options)
for opt in options:
if self._is_same(opt.value, value):
return opt.label
return value
def lexVal(self, value, **kwargs):
""" Lexical value of select should return the label of the
matching option. """
if type([]) == type(value):
res = []
for val in value:
res.append(self.lexVal(val))
return res
options = []
if self.vocab:
vocab = Registry.get_vocab(self.vocab)
args = []
if self.vocab_args:
args = self.vocab_args.split(",")
if callable(vocab):
options = vocab(*args, **kwargs)
options.extend(self.options)
for opt in options:
if self._is_same(opt.value, value):
return opt.label
return value
def render(self, renderer, form, renderable, out, **kwargs):
fmtmap = renderer.createFormatMap(form, renderable, **kwargs)
opts = []
if renderable.vocab:
vocab = Registry.get_vocab(renderable.vocab)
if callable(vocab):
args = []
if renderable.vocab_args:
args = renderable.vocab_args.split(",")
opts = vocab(*args, **kwargs)
opts.extend(renderable.options)
value = form.data[renderable.bind]
# some hacking for multiple type. sometimes the saved data is just a
# plain old type (int) and we expect a list of strings in the template
if fmtmap['multiple'] and fmtmap['multiple'].lower() == 'true':
value = form.getFieldValue(renderable.id, lexical=False)
if type(value) == ListType: # just to be sure?
value = [str(val) for val in value]
if renderable.format == "full":
print >> out, get_template('select_full')(control=renderable,
value=value,
options=opts,
fmtmap=fmtmap)
else:
print >> out, get_template('select')(control=renderable,
value=value,
options=opts,
multiple=fmtmap['multiple'],
fmtmap=fmtmap)
def render(self, renderer, form, renderable, out, **kwargs):
fmtmap = renderer.createFormatMap(form, renderable, **kwargs)
opts = []
if renderable.vocab:
vocab = Registry.get_vocab(renderable.vocab)
if callable(vocab):
args = []
if renderable.vocab_args:
args = renderable.vocab_args.split(",")
opts = vocab(*args, **kwargs)
opts.extend(renderable.options)
value = form.data[renderable.bind]
# some hacking for multiple type. sometimes the saved data is just a
# plain old type (int) and we expect a list of strings in the template
if fmtmap["multiple"] and fmtmap["multiple"].lower() == "true":
value = form.getFieldValue(renderable.id, lexical=False)
if type(value) == ListType: # just to be sure?
value = [str(val) for val in value]
if renderable.format == "full":
print >> out, get_template("select_full")(control=renderable, value=value, options=opts, fmtmap=fmtmap)
else:
print >> out, get_template("select")(
control=renderable, value=value, options=opts, multiple=fmtmap["multiple"], fmtmap=fmtmap
)