How to get a multiple select widget for the Admin without a queryset

[Mike Dewhirst]

In the Admin I would like to provide the user with checkboxes against a
list of options not stored in the database.

Specifically, I want to retrieve a comma separated list of integers from
a model field choices attribute. The model field looks like this:

    menu_links = models.CharField(max_length=LARGE, blank=True,        
choices=MENU_LINKS,         default='',        
validators=[int_list_validator],         verbose_name='Menu data links',
        help_text="These selections control which URLs are displayed in
the " "'Substances and mixtures' menu",     )

I'm seeing two problems.

One is getting such a widget to appear in an admin.StackedInline class.

Two is creating the data in the above models.CharField from
choices=MENU_LINKS

Here it is ...

MENU_LINKS = [     (1, "ChemIDplus"),     (2, "ChemSpider"),     (3,
"NIST Webbook"), ]


In the admin I have tried

class ProfileFilteredSelectMultiple(admin.widgets.FilteredSelectMultiple):

    def __init__(self, verbose_name='Menu links', is_stacked=False,
*args, **kwargs):         args += (verbose_name,)         args +=
(is_stacked,)         super(ProfileFilteredSelectMultiple,
self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)


Then in the nested StackedInline class ...

    class CompanyProfileInline(admin.StackedInline):

        model = CompanyProfile         formfield_overrides = {
            CharField: {'widget': ProfileFilteredSelectMultiple},
        }         readonly_fields = (('modified', 'modified_by',))
        fieldsets = (             ('More detail for company profile', {
                'classes': ('collapse', 'wider'),                
'fields': (                      'menu_links',                      ...

Any hints or pointers will be appreciated.

Thanks

Mike

[shiva kumar]

Can you explain what ur problem briefly.

Post by Mike Dewhirst
In the Admin I would like to provide the user with checkboxes against a
list of options not stored in the database.
Specifically, I want to retrieve a comma separated list of integers from a
menu_links = models.CharField(max_length=LARGE, blank=True,
choices=MENU_LINKS,
default='',
validators=[int_list_validator],
verbose_name='Menu data links',
help_text="These selections control which URLs are displayed in the "
"'Substances and mixtures' menu",
)
I'm seeing two problems.
One is getting such a widget to appear in an admin.StackedInline class.
Two is creating the data in the above models.CharField from
choices=MENU_LINKS
Here it is ...
MENU_LINKS = [
(1, "ChemIDplus"),
(2, "ChemSpider"),
(3, "NIST Webbook"),
]
In the admin I have tried
args += (verbose_name,)
args += (is_stacked,)
super(ProfileFilteredSelectMultiple, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
Then in the nested StackedInline class ...
model = CompanyProfile
formfield_overrides = {
CharField: {'widget': ProfileFilteredSelectMultiple},
}
readonly_fields = (('modified', 'modified_by',))
fieldsets = (
('More detail for company profile', {
'classes': ('collapse', 'wider'),
'fields': (
'menu_links',
...
Any hints or pointers will be appreciated.
Thanks
Mike
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Post by shiva kumar
Can you explain what ur problem briefly.

In the Admin I show a list of substance names and against each one there
can be a list of clickable links to public chemical databases. When the
user clicks one of those links the database opens in a new browser page
with that substance showing. The user may then browse that public
database for info on that substance.

Currently we have hard-coded three of 14 or 15 different public chemical
databases. Different users have different preferences so I want to allow
them to select their preferred one or two in their company profile and
tweak the Admin to check the profile and display those instead of the
hard-coded three.

Since sending that earlier email I have adjust the field type to
ListField (import CharField as ListField) so that I know there is only
one field in the entire project which is a ListField. This is for CSS
and formfield_overrides.

Post by shiva kumar
In the Admin I would like to provide the user with checkboxes
against a list of options not stored in the database.
Specifically, I want to retrieve a comma separated list of
integers from a model field choices attribute. The model field
    menu_links = models.CharField(max_length=LARGE, blank=True,
        choices=MENU_LINKS,         default='',        
validators=[int_list_validator],         verbose_name='Menu data
links',         help_text="These selections control which URLs are
displayed in the " "'Substances and mixtures' menu",     )
I'm seeing two problems.
One is getting such a widget to appear in an admin.StackedInline class.
Two is creating the data in the above models.CharField from
choices=MENU_LINKS
Here it is ...
MENU_LINKS = [     (1, "ChemIDplus"),     (2, "ChemSpider"),    
(3, "NIST Webbook"), ]
In the admin I have tried
class
    def __init__(self, verbose_name='Menu links',
is_stacked=False, *args, **kwargs):         args +=
(verbose_name,)         args += (is_stacked,)        
super(ProfileFilteredSelectMultiple, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
Then in the nested StackedInline class ...
        model = CompanyProfile         formfield_overrides = {
            CharField: {'widget': ProfileFilteredSelectMultiple},
        }         readonly_fields = (('modified', 'modified_by',))
        fieldsets = (             ('More detail for company
profile', {                 'classes': ('collapse', 'wider'),
                'fields': (                      'menu_links',
                     ...
Any hints or pointers will be appreciated.
Thanks
Mike
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