"Michele Cella" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> the display_field_for is a method you call in a given form, if you have
> two forms:
>
> contact_form.display_field_for("name")
> whatever_form.display_field_for("name")
Hmmm... If you're "hand making" your layout and have two forms, not if you're
putting them on your template, right? If it is, then I get it.
> We decided that in TG core we should not have a Tab/Tabber widget that
> provides a Layout.
Oh, yes, indeed... I remember that.
> Anyway as I said, if someone really needs two or more forms in the same
> page we can easily solve our problems in a *very* nice way by using a
> transparent mechanism like the one I described.
So, if it is easy and is just for hand made layouts not for the standard use
of "form.display()", then go for it. Who's customizing a layout should know
what to do.
> I can implement it, as a first step I would like to remove the fqf
> thing, then implement that mechanism.
No problems to me... As I said, my only concern is with common use cases:
- login form
- search form
- feedback form + the other two
- input data form + search form
...
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