domain: client
language: javascript
Use create_filter_inputs
to create data-aware visual controls (inputs,
cheboxes) for editing
filters
of an item.
This method is usually used in on_filter_form_created
events triggered by
create_filter_form
method.
The following parameters are passed to the method:
container
- a JQuery object that will contain visual controls, if
container length is 0 (no container), the method returns.
options
- options that specify how controls are displayed
The options
parameter is an object that may have following attributes:
filters
- a list of filter names. If specified, a visual control will be
created for each filter whose name is in this list, if not specified
(the default) then the fields attribute of an
filter_options
will be used (by default it lists all visible filters specified in the
Application builder),
col_count
- the number of columns that will be created for visual controls,
the default value is 1.
label_on_top
: the default value is false. If this value is false, the
labels are placed to the left of controls, otherwise the are created above the
controls
tabindex
- if tabindex is specified, it will the tabindex of the first
visual control, tabindex of all subsequent controls will be increased by 1.
autocomplete
- the default value is false. If this attribute is set to
true, the autocomplete attribute of controls is set to “on”
Before creating controls the application empties the container.
function on_filter_form_created(item) {
item.filter_options.title = item.item_caption + ' - filter';
item.create_filter_inputs(item.filter_form.find(".edit-body"));
item.filter_form.find("#cancel-btn").on('click.task', function() {
item.close_filter()
});
item.filter_form.find("#ok-btn").on('click.task', function() {
item.apply_filter()
});
}