Summary
Provides https://github.com/timschlechter/bootstrap-tagsinput based widgets
- TagsInputBase
Base class for tagsinput widgets
- itemhtml_view_regid
regid of the view that will be used to render the entity in a tag.
- options
Default options given to the tagsinput component.
- ObjectTagsInput
Usable with RelationField
Will preload all the possible target values.
- LazyRelationWidget
Usable with RelationField
Dynamicaly search for target entities using the ‘has_text’ relation.
Both widgets make use of a ‘tagsinput.itemhtml’
Releases
- 0.2.1
Fix the ObjectTagsInput widget.
- 0.2
Add a ‘options’ argument to the widgets constructor. It must be a dictionnary that will be given as initialisation arguments to the javascript constructor.
Set the tabindex of the input according to the original input one.
Add a small doc
- 0.1
Initial release
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