Is there a way to add a "loading" gif to the input? #244
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That's a great idea. What gif should we use ? Something from ajaxload.info ? |
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Yes, that sort of thing! I think there are plenty of them (free, I hope...) on the web to use. |
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You can use $.ajaxStart(), but it would nice to provide that feature out of the box BTW, it's a really good idea. We could trigger an event in Autocomplete.makeXhr() and another one in Autocomplete.fetchComplete. That might be overkill, we could just add a class |
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Released in 2.0.0a13, thanks for your feedback ! |
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Wow, immediate answer!! Thank you! 👍 |
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Try 2.0.0a14 BTW, 2.0.0a13 misses the default images. On Tue, Jan 28, 2014 at 10:39 AM, yliharma notifications@github.com wrote:
http://yourlabs.org http://blog.yourlabs.org |
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Yes I saw that and installed the git repo using |
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How do you like it ? Does it work for you ? |
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It works, it's exactly what I needed! |
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I did try to make it a bit more consistent with other fields. Could you open the autocomplete url directly and check the HTML and ensure that choice template isn't used ? Could you paste your autocomplete_light_registry.py ? |
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Sorry, the template works, it was my fault...those admin pages are all the same and I was looking to a non generic autocomplete 😄 |
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Yep me too. Maybe we could offer several styles and let the user activate On Tue, Jan 28, 2014 at 12:43 PM, yliharma notifications@github.com wrote:
http://yourlabs.org http://blog.yourlabs.org |
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Isn't that already possible specifying the attrs attribute for the widget? Django provides a way to do things like that: |
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Yes my bad, we call it attrs as well now. I don't recommend that you However, doing as stated in the faq was broken and I just fixed it xD |
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If you upgrade to 2.0.0a15, you can use the modern style again. For example: Don't forget to replace autocomplete_light.SomeWidget by the right widget (probably either ChoiceWidget or MultipleChoiceWidget). Note that there is attrs to set input attributes, and widget_attrs to set attributes on the widget container (a span.autocomplete-light-widget by default). NOT the same ;) |
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Something breaks if I add the widget definition |
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Ok, paste the full form definition when you can ! On Tue, Jan 28, 2014 at 6:04 PM, yliharma notifications@github.com wrote:
http://yourlabs.org http://blog.yourlabs.org |
class BoxofficeFilmForm(autocomplete_light.ModelForm):
class Meta:
model = BoxofficeFilm
widgets = {'film': autocomplete_light.ChoiceWidget(widget_attrs={'class': 'modern-style'})}And this is the relevant part of the traceback: |
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Could you switch to copy/paste mode and paste the full traceback please ? I can't see what function caused this ;D Also, are you sure that you're using the latest version of django-autocomplete-light ? Also, did you check that model with ContentType 42 and PK 2152 exists in the database ? |
I tried executing again: and obtained: Yes the instance of model with ContentType 47 exists (after all it was autocomplete_light which retrieved it from the database...) |
This means you're not on v2. You should try to uninstall and re-install again. If you want to install from the git repo in development mode then: Note the difference: Then, to update: I have tested everything I could think of in today's commits and couldn't reproduce the problem, maybe using the right autocomplete-light version will help ? |
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Same error, same traceback.... |
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It doesn't seem to be able to split the string containing content type id and object id. |
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Could you paste models and autocomplete_light_registry please ? |
class FilmAutocomplete(autocomplete_light.AutocompleteModelBase):
search_fields = ['^name', '^original']
order_by = ['name']
choice_html_format = u'''
<span class="block" data-value="%s">%s <a href="%s" target="_blank" class="choice-detail">→</a></span>
'''
def choice_html(self, choice):
return self.choice_html_format % (self.choice_value(choice), self.choice_label(choice.get_full_name()),
choice.get_absolute_url())
autocomplete_light.register(models.Film, FilmAutocomplete)This is the inline model for the form I posted above: class BoxofficeFilm(models.Model):
boxoffice = models.ForeignKey(Boxoffice)
film = models.ForeignKey(Film)
weekend = models.BigIntegerField("incasso")
theaters = models.IntegerField("sale", blank=True, null=True)
average = models.IntegerField("media", blank=True, null=True)
total = models.BigIntegerField("totale", blank=True, null=True)
status = models.SmallIntegerField("tendenza", blank=True, null=True,
choices=BOXOFFICE_STATUS_CHOICES)The Film and Boxoffice models are too big to post 😄 |
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I see, you have not specified the autocomplete name, it should be: It's using a generic autocomplete by default. I might find a way to fix that but that's not garanteed. |
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I did mislead you, sorry ! |
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😄 No problem, it happens! Thank you, now it works as expected! |
It would be useful to show a "loading" gif to the user into the input text while he's searching, otherwise it seems the request didn't find anything even if it's still running...
Sorry if this already exists but I couldn't find it (I'm using version 2).
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