You should not call the HTML::Widget generator faulty - it generates HTML code compliant with the specification. It is rather unfriendly for people who need to read the generated code and the CSS designers, but thats another thing (and I am not a CSS expert so I cannot say that for sure).
I am thinking about switching from HTML::Widget to something else for InstantCRUD because of that - generating the widgets with TT or something should be easier than adding yet another XSLT layer, but for now I have no time for that.
Jonas Alves is working on a new version of InstantCRUD with much better support for between tables relations (including the 1:many case that now is not supported at all).
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On 7/2/06, Kaare Rasmussen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's not impossible to style, but it is a problem. People have suggested
> XSLT to convert the generated html into something sane.
Why not fix the source of the problem, the faulty generator?
> You need to tell the model classes how to stringify, eg:
Thanks, it works great :-)
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