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Issue created Dec 07, 2015 by Administrator@rootContributor

Hierarchy and custom fields

Created by: masciugo

I'd like to create a custom field inheriting from Administrate::Field::HasMany. Where can I set the options? For example to increase the number of items to show for an HasMany like field I tried the following without success:

class HasManyPicturesField < Administrate::Field::HasMany
      DEFAULT_LIMIT = 100
end

My workaround was:

class HasManyPicturesField < Administrate::Field::HasMany
    def options
       super.merge({limit: 100})
    end
end

Also I expected not to be forced to create views when using inheritance. Instead I had to copy original HasMany views in my HasManyPicturesField ones. Maybe there is a better way I was not able to find.

By the way, thanks for this lib!

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