Introduction
plomino.patternslib is a Plomino [1] plugin that provides fields and other form elements built using the Patternslib [2] javascript library. In its initial implementation, the Chosen select boxes from HarvestHQ are made available.
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Installation
Add plomino.patternslib to the list of eggs of your plone.recipe.zope2instance section. Re-run buildout.
Use
Activate plomino.patternslib either in portal_quickinstaller, or from the /prefs_install_products_form Add-ons control panel on your Plone site.
Assuming you already have Plomino installed on your site, you will now have a new field type Chosen available to add to your Plomino forms. It can be configured exactly like a Selection List field.
Examples
To see working examples of the style and behavior of the Chosen field, see Harvest [3]. Currently, only the Multiple Select type is available, but more will be added in upcoming releases.
Contributors
Fulvio Casali, Original Author
Changelog
0.5.8 (2012-10-15)
Package created using templer
Implementation of first Selection widget using “Chosen” Pattern [fulviocasali]
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