On 2/20/06, David Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've implemented the browser:form ZCML directive. The implementation works
well until I add an __init__ method to my view class. The following error
is generated.
File
Thanks. I will look into formlib. My goals is to be able to provide forms
that allow editing of SQL based database entries. I am exploring SQL and
Zope integration, and I liked the simplicity of the browser:form concept.
Here is what I am generally trying to do. Imagine a database of contacts.
After looking into formlib, this really looks great! Thanks for the help.
When I use it I see references to the action field. Are you familiar with
this? There is some documentation in FormBase as you suggested, but does my
errors refer to action.submitted which I'm having trouble finding.
Never mind - I found it in zope.formlib.interfaces.IAction.
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On 2/21/06, David Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks. I will look into formlib. My goals is to be able to provide forms
that allow editing of SQL based database entries. I am exploring SQL and
Zope integration, and I liked the simplicity of the browser:form concept.
You'll (most likely)
On Jul 18, 2005, at 5:22 PM, John Smith wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Can anyone give me a few pointers how to use a schema
to auto generate a form that I can use in a view of a
content object?
If you are OK with running Python 2.4.1 and Zope 3.1, and ok with
installing a third package, Zope Corp
John Smith wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Can anyone give me a few pointers how to use a schema
to auto generate a form that I can use in a view of a
content object?
The content object is a sort of vehicle manager
which has an interface IVehicleManager. the Vehicle
stores things in the ZODB like the dsn
