echo $form->dropDownList(
$model,'categoryId',
CHtml::listData(Category::model()->findAllBySql(
'SELECT * from category where isnull(parent_id)'),
'id', 'name'),
array(
'empty'=>Yii::t('fim','Search All'),
Yii::t('fim','Jobs'),
Yii::t('fim','Training'),
Yii::t('fim','Events'),
Yii::t('fim','News')
)
);
Jobs, Training, Events and News are not appearing.
How can/should we build this, in order to add those values to the select box ?
Thanks
You cannot add static elements by using the $htmlOptions parameter. Here is how I do it:
$data = CHtml::listData(Category::model()->findAllBySql(
'SELECT * from category where isnull(parent_id)'),
'id', 'name');
// Add extra options here: I am actually prepending with this syntax,
// but you are free to append or interleave instead. Array keys are the values.
$static = array(
'jobs' => Yii::t('fim','Jobs'),
'training' => Yii::t('fim','Training'),
'events' => Yii::t('fim','Events'),
'news' => Yii::t('fim','News'),
);
echo $form->dropDownList(
$model,
'categoryId',
$static + $data,
array('empty'=>Yii::t('fim','Search All')));
For me, what i did is i added jquery code, i append an html option
$("#categoryId").append("<option value='0'>Additional Field</option>");
its less complicated and it works for me
Related
In de documentation for activeDropDownList() -> $htmlOptions says this: options: array, specifies additional attributes for each OPTION tag. The array keys must be the option values, and the array values are the extra OPTION tag attributes in the name-value pairs. For example,
array(
'value1'=>array('disabled'=>true,'label'=>'value 1'),
'value2'=>array('label'=>'value 2'),
);
So it should be posible to do it.
I have something like this:
<?php
$criteria = new CDbCriteria;
$criteria->condition = "estado = 'activa'";
$criteria->order = "fecha_inicio";
echo $form->dropDownList($model,'salida',
CHtml::listData(Salida::model()->findAll($criteria), 'id', 'fecha_inicio', 'actividad.nombre'),
array('prompt'=>'-- Selecciona --',
'options' => array(
'26'=>array('disabled'=>true,),
'23'=>array('disabled'=>true,),
))
);?>
The drop down it's generating correctly. How can do this for all option taking the value form one model's field?
I figured out:
$opciones = CHtml::listData(Salida::model()->findAll($criteria), 'id', 'precio');
$opciones_f = array();
foreach ($opciones as $id => $precio) {
$opciones_f[$id] = array('data-precio'=>$precio);
}
echo $form->dropDownList($model,'salida',
CHtml::listData(Salida::model()->findAll($criteria), 'id', 'fecha_inicio', 'actividad.nombre'),
array('prompt'=>'-- Selecciona --','options' => $opciones_f,)
I need to restrict a category to a set of countries in Prestashop 1.5.
This restriction would prevent the shipping of a product belonging to such a category; as such, the users would still be able to see the products but they would not be able to buy them.
Ideally, I wanted to develop a module that would insert a list of countries (checkbox style, as in the Modules -> Payment page (AdminPayment)) inside a category's edit page, but I haven't been able to do so.
Why can't i simply paste the following code inside the renderForm() function?
Only the description is visible if i do so...
array(
'items' =>Country::getCountries(Context::getContext()->language->id),
'title' => $this->l('Country restrictions'),
'desc' => $this->l('Please mark the checkbox(es) for the country or countries for which you want to block the shipping.'),
'name_id' => 'country',
'identifier' => 'id_country',
'icon' => 'world',
),
EDIT:
I managed to get the list of countries working:
array(
'type' => 'checkbox',
'label' => $this->l('Restricted Countries').':',
'class' => 'sel_country',
'name' => 'restricted_countries',
'values' => array(
'query' => Country::getCountries(Context::getContext()->language->id),
'id' => 'id_country',
'name' => 'name'
),
'desc' => $this->l('Mark all the countries you want to block the selling to. The restrictions will always be applied to every subcategory as well')
),
Now, I can save these values by checking if the value "submitAddcategory" is being submitted in the postProcess function and by running an insert query there. Similarly, I can also load the IDs of the blocked countries from the database, but how can I tick the respective select boxes in the list of countries?
My initial "quick and dirty" idea was to use jQuery selectors inside a document.ready(), but the code gets inserted before everything else and, as such, it won't work because jQuery isn't even loaded yet.
How can this be done?
Cheers
I solved it by using the following code right before the end of the renderForm() function.
The Pièce de résistance was $this->fields_value, as sadly I didn't known of its existence.
public function getRestrictedCountries($obj)
{
// Loading blacklisted countries
$country = Db::getInstance(_PS_USE_SQL_SLAVE_)->executeS('
SELECT DISTINCT id_country
FROM `'._DB_PREFIX_.'category_country_restriction`
WHERE id_category = ' . (int)Tools::getValue('id_category') . ';');
$blacklisted_countries = array();
if (is_array($country))
foreach ($country as $cnt)
$blacklisted_countries[] = $cnt['id_country'];
// Global country list
$c_todos = Country::getCountries(Context::getContext()->language->id);
// Crossmatching everything
foreach ($c_todos as $c)
$this->fields_value['restricted_countries_'.$c['id_country']] = Tools::getValue('restricted_countries_'.$c['id_country'], (in_array($c['id_country'], $blacklisted_countries)));
}
PS: The table I am reading from is basically an associative table between 'category' and 'country'
I am trying to use drop down list widget :
$this->widget('ext.multiselect.JMultiSelect',array(
'model'=>$model,
'attribute'=>'attribute',
'data'=>$data,
// additional javascript options for the MultiSelect plugin
'options'=>array()
));
What I want to know is that Details of each option available in the widget array Like what is 'attribute' , 'model' and'data' represent , as I an unable to understand it form the documentation.
The model param is the model you are creating the multi select for.
The attribute is the model attribute you are creating the multi select for.
The data is an array of key/value pairs for the list items you want to display in the multi select.
For example, if you had a model 'User' and in that model you had a field 'access_rights' and you wanted to have that field as a multi select box with a few values, you might do something like:
In your controller:
$model = new User;
$data = array(
'admin_area'=>'Admin Area Access',
'product_area'=>'Product Area Access',
'customer_area'=>'Customer Area Access',
... etc
);
In your form in your view file:
$this->widget('ext.multiselect.JMultiSelect',array(
'model'=>$model,
'attribute'=>'access_rights',
'data'=>$data,
// additional javascript options for the MultiSelect plugin
'options'=>array()
));
Edit:
To add data to the multi select options from another model you can use the CHtml::listData() method, this takes an active record result set and converts it into an array of key/value pairs so you can use in any of the other CHtml methods that require a key/value pair. To do this you simply get the records you're after from the database using active record, eg;
$myData = Data::model->findAll();
You can then put that into the listData() method and it'll create your array:
$this->widget('ext.multiselect.JMultiSelect',array(
'model'=>$model,
'attribute'=>'access_rights',
'data'=>CHtml::listData($myData, 'id', 'name'),
// additional javascript options for the MultiSelect plugin
'options'=>array()
));
(where 'id' and 'name' are the fields from the model table that you want to be the 'key' and 'value' within the array)
echo $form->dropDownList($model, 'category', CHtml::listData(TblCategory::model()->findAll(),
'id', 'category_name'), array('empty' => '---Select Category---',
'style' => 'width:350px;')), array() ?>
<?php echo $form->error($model, 'category'); ?>
I use the SOAP API to add new leads to SugarCRM. Additionally, I use a plugin to assign an auto-incremented lead ID whenever a new lead is created (http://www.sugarforge.org/projects/autoincrement/).
Now, the plugin works fine, if I create a new lead via frontend. But, if I use the SOAP API, the function from the module, which assigns the auto-increment ID to the lead, does not trigger.
I create the lead via
$module = 'Leads';
$params = array(
'session' => $session,
'module_name' => $module,
'name_value_list' => array(
array('name' => 'id', 'value' => ''),
//array('name' => 'int_lead_id_c', 'value' => ''),
array('name' => 'first_name', 'value' => $_POST["first_name"]),
array('name' => 'last_name', 'value' => $_POST["last_name"]),
array('name' => 'phone_home', 'value' => $_POST["phone"]),
array('name' => 'email1', 'value' => $_POST["email"]),
array('name' => 'assigned_user_id', 'value' => '1'),
)
);
//Create the Lead record
$lead_result = $soapclient->call('set_entry', $params);
The function in the module is this one:
class SugarFieldAutoincrement extends SugarFieldBase {
/**
* Override the SugarFieldBase::save() function to implement the logic to get the next autoincrement value
* and format the saved value based on the attributes defined for the field.
*
* #param SugarBean bean - the bean performing the save
* #param array params - an array of paramester relevant to the save, most likely will be $_REQUEST
* #param string field - the name of the field
*/
public function save(&$bean, $params, $field, $properties, $prefix = '') {
}
}
How can I make sure, that this function is also triggered, when adding leads via SOAP API?
Thanks a lot for your help! :-)
David
You would need to set the field type to 'autoincrement' and the dbType to 'int' in the vardef record for the field.
If I'm not mistaken, the Database has a UUID() trigger on insert for most tables, so you should be able to completely remove the id field.
If you want to trigger the function before saving, you can use beforeSave logic hook.
Hi can you please tell how can i validate the multiple checkbox any one is checked in yii framework
array('accept', 'required', 'requiredValue' => 1, 'message' => 'You should select alteast one')
As these value are usually sent as arrays, I wrote an array validator for these cases once: https://github.com/schmunk42/p3extensions/blob/master/validators/P3ArrayValidator.php
Usage example:
array('accept',
'ext.validators.P3ArrayValidator',
'min'=>1,
'allowEmpty'=>false,
'message' => 'You should select at least one'
),
sorry for the late reply.
But, I found a solution without installing any extension.
Take a hidden field with the same name [Checkboxes list field].
<?php echo $form->hiddenField($model,'categories');?>
Display a list of categories with name different from our field name (multiple checkboxes).
But, remember the 'class', and play with the class to save the values.
<?php
echo CHtml::checkBoxList(
'group',
//you can pass the array here which you want to be pre checked
explode(',', trim($model->attributes['categories'], ',')),
CHtml::listData(Category::model()->findAll(),'id','name'),
array('separator'=>'', 'template'=>'<tr><td style="width:5%;">{input}</td><td>{label}</td></tr>', 'class' => 'group')
);
?>
This way validation should work also, you get category ids as comma separated e.g. [,1,2,6,]
<script>
$(function(){
$(".group").click(function(){
var str = $('.group:checked').map(function() {
return this.value;
}).get().join();
var groupCats = (str.length > 0) ? ','+str+',' : '';
$('#ModelNAME_field').val(groupCats);
// Get the 'ModelNAME_field' by viewing source of HTML of hidden field.
});
});
</script>