I have a custom object type, based on ATEvent, which includes a
'Description' field:
copied_fields['description'] = ATEvent.schema['description'].copy()
copied_fields['description'].widget.description = "A brief
description ... "
copied_fields['description'].widget.description_msgid =
"description_announcement_description"
copied_fields['description'].widget.rows = 2
copied_fields['description'].required = 1
copied_fields['description'].searchable = 1
This Description shows up in the creation form, in the email version
of the object, and even gets displayed on-hover on events in the
calendar, but it is not displayed in the object itself after creation
(which also means it can't be edited). Trying to "un-hide" it in the
schema doesn't seem to help:
copied_fields['description'].visible = {'view': 'visible', 'edit':
'visible'},
In the subscriber, I had to convert the Description to UTF-8 in order
to keep it from displaying garbage characters in the email version:
rawDescription = obj.Description().encode('utf-8')
...
msg += "Description: " + "\n" + rawDescription + "\n\n"
How can I get the Description to be visible in the actual object?
Additional code, if needed:
http://deesto.pastebin.com/f166dd6d6http://deesto.pastebin.com/f1e48b52cThanks,
~John
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