Philip Jenvey wrote:
> As far as I can tell htmlfill doesn't handle multiple parameter names
> correctly unless you're using the variable_decode syntax. What I mean
> is given the MultiDict:
>
> MultiDict([('hello', '1'), ('hello', '2'), ('hello', 'hi')])
>
> and html:
>
> <input id="hello" name="hello" type="text" value="" />
> <input id="hello" name="hello" type="text" value="" />
> <input id="hello" name="hello" type="text" value="" />
>
> When passing the MultiDict to htmlfill all three values are filled
> with: "1". When I pass in an actual python dict from MultiDict.mixed
> (), the three values are all filled with: "['1', '2', 'hi']"
I've never really thought about how htmlfill handles multiple elements
with the same name, except checkbox and radio and kind of
select/multiple. It doesn't have any sense of context, like items that
have been used (as would be appropriate in this case).
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