> > So rather than write c.value_for(*field_1") you will have to write
> > h.value_for('field_1")

They are both just "proxy objects"  but the helper is object is
currently filled with useful helper functions, while pylons uses the
context object as a request local data store for user data.   So
throwing functions on the context object is a little bit wierd in
pylons land.

--Mark

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