any helpers, including a form, is a three: form[0] is the table in the form form[0][i] is the i-th row form[0][i][1] is the 2nd column of the i-th row form[0][i][1][0] is the INPUT inside that form[0]['_class'] is the class attribute of the table form[0][i][1][0]['_name'] is the name attribute of the INPUT form.element(_name='email')['_class'] is the class attribute of the element with attribute name=='email'
etc. You can manipulate and change the form structure and form attributes in this was any way you want. On Jan 20, 4:19 am, vihang <vihan...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > Is there any way I can iterate through a form? I want to construct a > form, with two elements in a row instead of one, and use CSS instead > of table. > I know there is form.custom, but there I have to give the form element > names explicitly. I want a generic solution for all forms I construct. > Also in form.components, the form opening and closing is not part of > it, (I guess). > > Thanks > Vihang
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