If you mean, having cck "html select lists" that allow selection of multiple "options"

without knowing why or how or with what purpose you want to do this, it doesnt make any sense... :( Xavier Bestel wrote:

Le jeudi 06 mai 2010 à 21:33 +0300, Mutuku Ndeti a écrit :

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If you mean, having cck "html select lists" that allow selection of multiple "options"

No, I mean being able to select one option multiple times.

In my example, if I have 4 users on my site: joe, jane, karl & rob, I want to be able to make a selection which contains 3 x joe, 1 x jane & 2 x rob.

Am I clear ?

Xav

Le jeudi 06 mai 2010 à 15:16 -0400, Earnie Boyd a écrit :

sebastian wrote:

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without knowing why or how or with what purpose you want to do this, it doesnt make any sense... :(

Xavier Bestel wrote:

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Le jeudi 06 mai 2010 à 21:33 +0300, Mutuku Ndeti a écrit :

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If you mean, having cck "html select lists" that allow selection of multiple "options"

No, I mean being able to select one option multiple times.

In my example, if I have 4 users on my site: joe, jane, karl& rob, I want to be able to make a selection which contains 3 x joe, 1 x jane& 2 x rob.

Am I clear ?

Is it like you're voting for joe and want to display the count of joe votes?

I don't think so. In fact, during a trip I'm filling a car with people. Some of these people are members of the "club", some are foreign people. Each foreign people is "associated" with one member. I want to count how much "seats" a member costs for the trip. So if joe is in the car with 2 foreign friends, joe counts for 3 seats. Then sometimes I'll be able to add all the costs for all the trips for each member. I hope I was clearer this time. Xav

The problem is that a user should be able to occupy multiple seats, so it should attach multiple times. That's what I don't know how to do, short of rewriting an input module. Xav Le jeudi 06 mai 2010 à 13:43 -0700, sebastian a écrit :

ok that makes more sense.

are your "seats" filled by users?

if so, you would make a node for a "trip" or a "car" and then users could "attach" themselves to that node.

you can then write a simple script that counts the number of users assigned to a node, which becomes your "number"; possibly in combination with a "view" and otherwise as a contemplate for a node.

i would have to really sit down to figure out which modules/code i would use and look at the api/defined variables for this.

but this is most likely, IMHO, the process you want to employ.

Xavier Bestel wrote:

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Le jeudi 06 mai 2010 à 15:16 -0400, Earnie Boyd a écrit :

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sebastian wrote:

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without knowing why or how or with what purpose you want to do this, it doesnt make any sense... :(

Xavier Bestel wrote:

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Le jeudi 06 mai 2010 à 21:33 +0300, Mutuku Ndeti a écrit :

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If you mean, having cck "html select lists" that allow selection of multiple "options" No, I mean being able to select one option multiple times.

In my example, if I have 4 users on my site: joe, jane, karl& rob, I want to be able to make a selection which contains 3 x joe, 1 x jane& 2 x rob.

Am I clear ?

Is it like you're voting for joe and want to display the count of joe votes?

I don't think so. In fact, during a trip I'm filling a car with people. Some of these people are members of the "club", some are foreign people. Each foreign people is "associated" with one member. I want to count how much "seats" a member costs for the trip. So if joe is in the car with 2 foreign friends, joe counts for 3 seats.

Then sometimes I'll be able to add all the costs for all the trips for each member.

I hope I was clearer this time.

Xav

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On Thu, 2010-05-06 at 17:04 -0400, Earnie Boyd wrote:

Xavier Bestel wrote:

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Le jeudi 06 mai 2010 à 15:16 -0400, Earnie Boyd a écrit :

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sebastian wrote:

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without knowing why or how or with what purpose you want to do this, it doesnt make any sense... :(

Xavier Bestel wrote:

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Le jeudi 06 mai 2010 à 21:33 +0300, Mutuku Ndeti a écrit :

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If you mean, having cck "html select lists" that allow selection of multiple "options"

No, I mean being able to select one option multiple times.

In my example, if I have 4 users on my site: joe, jane, karl& rob, I want to be able to make a selection which contains 3 x joe, 1 x jane& 2 x rob.

Am I clear ?

Is it like you're voting for joe and want to display the count of joe votes?

I don't think so. In fact, during a trip I'm filling a car with people. Some of these people are members of the "club", some are foreign people. Each foreign people is "associated" with one member. I want to count how much "seats" a member costs for the trip. So if joe is in the car with 2 foreign friends, joe counts for 3 seats.

Then sometimes I'll be able to add all the costs for all the trips for each member.

I found http://drupal.org/project/agreservations which appears to be a bit more than you need or perhaps http://drupal.org/project/attribute would work for you.

Well, not really, agreservations is something else, and attribute could work if it used something else than pure textfields (i.e. if I could choose a userreference field + a number field). I'll find another way to implement it. Thanks, Xav

How about a "reservation" flexifield that has two fields: related_user (userreference dropdown) seats (default 1) That's how we'd do it here. On May 7, 2010, at 2:30 AM, Xavier Bestel wrote:

On Thu, 2010-05-06 at 17:18 +0200, Xavier Bestel wrote:

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Hi,

I need to have a CCK field with multiple users, and I need each user to be able to be there multiple times, or ideally to have a ponderation. Like:

- joe - joe - joe - jane - rob - rob

or (even better):

- joe x 3 - jane - rob x 2

So far all multiple selections I found only allow 1 instance of each user. Does anyone have an idea how I could do that ?

My bad, it works, I just have to use multiple autocomplete fields. All other selection method don't work. I would have preferred to have multiple drop-down lists, but it works like this.

Thanks, Xav

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