text box and o2m high problem

Bug #588520 reported by Ferdinand
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Bug Description

text box widgets (especially when empty) must be reduced in high to allow more space for o2m widgets which are reduced in high so much that hardly ONE records is visible and sums are not visible any more

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Ferdinand (office-chricar) wrote :
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Ferdinand (office-chricar) wrote :

any chances to get this fixed soon ? it's almost impossible to work with some forms on screens with even 768 pixels high

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Albert Cervera i Areny - http://www.NaN-tic.com (albert-nan) wrote : Re: [Bug 588520] Re: text box and o2m high problem

A Dimecres, 2 de juny de 2010, Ferdinand @ ChriCar va escriure:
> any chances to get this fixed soon ? it's almost impossible to work with
> some forms on screens with even 768 pixels high

No, sorry, it's not as easy as it seems. If I do not set height to be
'Expandable' then those forms that only have one text box (such as notes in
sale.order, for example) only take half of the available height.

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Borja López Soilán (NeoPolus) (borjals) wrote :

Ferdinand, you might be able to work around it using the Koo stylesheet extensions.

I think you can do something like this on the XML views that are causing your headache:

<field name="X" use="{ 'stylesheet': 'your_qt_stylesheet_goes_here' }"/>

Note:
                # Find Koo specific attributes that OpenObject's Relax NG doesn't allow
                self.setStyleSheet( eval(self.attrs.get('use', '{}')).get('stylesheet','') )

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