Tryton: How can I Make One2Many field view using more space in view - tryton
I have my form view defined as follow in the tryton client
<form>
<group id="form">
<label name="capo_famiglia" />
<field name="capo_famiglia"/>
<label name="tipo_famiglia" />
<field name="tipo_famiglia"/>
<label name="data_inizio" />
<field name="data_inizio" widget="date"/>
<label name="data_fine" />
<field name="data_fine" widget="date"/>
<field name="componenti"
colspan="4"
view_ids="registry.family_date_view_tree,registry.family_date_view_form"/>
</group>
</form>
the field componenti is a One2Many fields.
the widget show me only 2 records in the form view, even if I put 3 or 4 records.
I try to make as done in sale_order,using notebook, and yexpand but without any result.
This is the view:
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any help is really appreciated
I guess your are using the web client. Because with the desktop client One2Many widget fill all the available vertical space. This behavior could not be mimicked on the web so the best solution found for now is a default min-height=100px and max-height=300px. Normally it is should be enough to show 8 rows.
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