In the example (http://wiki.pylonshq.com/display/pylonsdocs/Form
+Handling) there is this piece of code:
def form(self):
return render('/form.mako')
@validate(schema=EmailForm(), form='form')
def email(self):
return 'Your email is: %s' % self.form_result.get('email')
What would be the correct way of using @validate decorator to display
error messages in form.mako?
You can not simply include "<form:error ...>" fields to form.mako,
since when action 'form' is called with normal GET request, the
invalid "<form:error ...>" (in the html context) tags are a part of
the output. Also, you cannot call htmlfill.render(render('/
form.mako')), since @validate decorator calls this 'form' action and
will get output with "<form:error ...>" tags already removed.
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