This release is a pre-release and may not be stable for production use.
Still a work in progress.
AutoCompletingFKLookupField, it’s a prototype based rewrite of the autocompleting TG widget. It allows lookup by ID and text search and shows both fields. Check the widget browser for a demo.
UpdatableSingleSelectField receives a function on the opt_feeder param and will setup a controller automagically to update it when the .update() javascript method from the manager is called. I’m currently using it to make options lists based on other fields. Also takes a predicate if you want to protect the Ajax calls. Demo coming soon.
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