> I hacked on the forms thing a bit more on a 3-hour plane ride today
> and came to the same conclusion. I've attached the newest version of
> this file (gee, progressing like this is going to get unwieldy unless
> I check this into SVN), which has changed Widget.render() to take the
> name and value. I've also made some other changes, mostly in
> additional unit tests that show off some of the cool features.
For those of us not using XHTML would it be possible to add a flag to
output valid HTML?
I'm curious if something like this might be a useful way to override
the output...
>>> w = TextInput()
>>> w.template = template.Template("<input {{ attrs }}>")
>>> w.render('email', '')
u'<input type="text" name="email">'
Though this seems like overkill if you can already manipulate all the
attributes of the input tag.
-Rob
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