thanks. Yes, I like to build the schema in python code as it looks cleaner to my eye.
I would rather prefer a way to turn a schema into a presentation. Say if I have field that is string with only 3 valid choice, make that into a radio button or dropdown. This way, when I drop the valid choice in schema(because of whatever change say turns into a google suggest instead of preset choice), it becomes a normal text field which I can put in another attribute and some mochikit/dojo front end turn it into a google suggest field. Ian Bicking wrote: > > FYI, the attributes that Subway is using (form:validate, etc) are parsed > out into a FormEncode schema (using formencode.htmlfill_schemabuilder). > The schemas you can represent inline in the form like this aren't > nearly as general or flexible as schemas written in Python code, but > they aren't too bad. Anyway, the result is that there is a pretty clear > path from these schemas to something more formalized and separated from > presentation. > > -- > Ian Bicking | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://blog.ianbicking.org
