Matt Feifarek wrote:
Not specifically, no. I am not very familiar with your library, but
I'm certain that we're open to the idea.
We did quite a bit of overhaul on Validators/Converters this time
around, but it's possible (likely) that your library is more
sophisticated.
Also, we're hoping to make
Not specifically, no. I am not very familiar with your library, but
I'm certain that we're open to the idea.
We did quite a bit of overhaul on Validators/Converters this time
around, but it's possible (likely) that your library is more
sophisticated.
Also, we're hoping to make FK more useful to p
Matt Feifarek wrote:
We've released an alpha of FormKit, our form processing and generation
library for python, with extensive webkit support.
Further info in the Google group:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/FormKit4Python
Have you guys thought about using FormEncode's validation instead of th
We've released an alpha of FormKit, our form processing and generation
library for python, with extensive webkit support.
Further info in the Google group:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/FormKit4Python
Thanks!
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Thanks, I'll put your patch into the repository.
-ww
On Feb 27, 2005, at 8:17 AM, Scott Russell wrote:
This may or may not be useful - it allows you to set a KidKitWrapper
variable inside a .kid file to use a custom wrapper.
I basically moved the load_template outside of the wrapper and check i
This may or may not be useful - it allows you to set a KidKitWrapper
variable inside a .kid file to use a custom wrapper.
I basically moved the load_template outside of the wrapper and check it
for a custom KidKitWrapper, and load that if it's found. This is how
I'm integrating KidKit into a Secu
