Re: Form handling in Pyramid

2011-02-20 Thread Jonathan Vanasco
personally, think it would be best to decouple the moving parts as much as possible to me, there is : html form creation - great if this is baked-in, but it shouldn't be required form validation - i think formencode is fine, but i often use it as a first-pass and then handle things in my

Form handling in Pyramid

2011-01-17 Thread Mike Orr
As part of the Pylons-to-Pyramid howto I'm writing, I need to make some recommendations for form handling. This covers the sprawling topic of form generation, validation, error display, usage pattern in the view, and side topics such as database records, internationalization, and REST resources.

Re: Form handling in Pyramid

2011-01-17 Thread cd34
FormEncode allows me to build forms right from the schema. At this point, if you need something like a GridTable layout, FormEncode is the only solution I've found. I moved from Formish to Deform and I find Deform to be quite powerful and quite good, though I hate the li form aspect and much

Re: Form handling in Pyramid

2011-01-17 Thread Sharil Shafie
I would like to suggest a tutorial on using Deform. I am experimenting on it, and find it is not too difficult to learn. As a novice and not actually a 'fulltime programmer', I found out that its integration with pyramid is quite easy. I am trying to use pyramid_formish, but still can make