Re: QuickForm, multiple select

On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 14:58:56 -0800, Jamie Alessio <Jamie.Alessio@ucop.edu> wrote: > I'm reviving an old thread from back on 2003.04.18... has anyone > implemented this type of 'select' feature with QuickForms? > > +--------+ +--------+ > | opt. 1 | >> | opt. 1 | > | opt. 2 | > | opt. 2 | > | opt. 3 | < | | > | opt. 4 | << | | > | ... | | | > +--------+ +--------+ > > I'm about to do it based on javascript code from > http://www.mkaz.com/reference/js/selmenu.html and wanted to > check if > anyone has already done this or if you have a better example for how to > accomplish this. I plan to start with the code from > QuickForm/hierselect.php to see how to properly integrate javascript > with QuickForms. Sounds cool. Basically a multi-select then (the end-result is the same)? I would suggest extending HTML_QuickForm_select, forcing multiple, and overriding the output part. That way you leverage the option/etc stuff already in there. > > - Jamie > > > Have anyobody patched "QuickForm/select.php" in order to > > get Multiple Select like this: ?? > > > > > > +--------+ +--------+ > > | opt. 1 | >> | opt. 1 | > > | opt. 2 | > | opt. 2 | > > | opt. 3 | < | | > > | opt. 4 | << | | > > | ... | | | > > +--------+ +--------+ > > > > ^^ ^^ > > Initial combobox Selected options > > > > Please, noticed buttons ">>", > > ">","<<","<" between > > select multiples. > > That buttons must be are managed by JavaScript. > > > > Thanks... > > > > Mac > > ...The PhP_KiD > > > -- Justin Patrin