HI,
If sprox has some thing like tw.dinforms then I will be happy to use it.
Happy hacking.
Krishnakant.
On Monday 09 August 2010 01:39 AM, b vivek wrote:
Hi guys ! For Forms cant Sprox be used .. I mean it does make work a
lot fast in many cases...and you can set the ids you want. An example
can be as under:-
for eg: you had your table(from which you are supposed to build your
form) with a column like "businesstitle" and you wanted the id to be
be say"mytitle" instead of businesstitle, you could just pass on a
parameter like
__field_widget_args__={'businesstitle':{'id':'mytitle'}}
and considering the fact that Sprox is built over toscawidgets, I
think you just might be able to do something like this there too.....
On Sun, Aug 8, 2010 at 4:59 PM, Krishnakant Mane <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi Krish,
Actually even I had the same experience a while before but seems
tw.forms has improved.
I got your point and I too generally prefer the plain html way,
but at times tw.forms or formbuild comes handy.
What I particularly like is the dinforms library.
But still I don't know what are the ids of the widgets generated
using tosca.
Since we just provide the name of the widgit while initialisation,
I don't know what Ids are getting assigned to the widgets inside
the form.
So I can't use getElementById.
Happy hacking.
Krishnakant.
On Sunday 08 August 2010 03:49 PM, [email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]> wrote:
Hello Krishnakant,
Toscowidget instrument the form and generate the complete form
through
python code. webhelpers just emit html code and it cannot be
compared
to toscawidget approach. In toscawidget, form is an object and
form
elements are like members of object just like python object model.
Webhelpers doesn't do object orientation, rather provide
useful set of
APIs and utility class which are commonly used. I somehow
don't like
the customization of toscawidget, then I use the plain form and
webhelper approach to generate the form using mako template. I
have
explored toscawidget one and half years before now it could
have been
improved.
In my opinion, toscawidget should never part of webhelpers
library..
Regards,
Krish
On Aug 7, 10:01 pm, Krishnakant Mane<[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hello all,
The question might sound beard, but I have a reason to ask it.
When we generate a form using webhelpers, its python code
which creates
the widgets, and I know the ids of every widget.
So if I do document.getElementById it works fine.
I see that tw.forms also generates widgets using python
code and while
reading the docs, I found that there is some thing in
common between the 2.
But one thing I did not understand is, when I create the
form using
tw.forms, how do I find an element using getElementById?
I don't see a place where I set an id for a widget in
tw.forms?
May be I am doing it the right way?
But just missing out some thing.
I want to use tw.forms along with webhelpers and want to
know if there
is a trick to find or guess the id of an widget generated
by tw.forms.
Happy hacking.
Krishnakant.
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