Ian Bicking wrote: > > The validators are simplified in implementation, with efficiency in > mind. But they are really normal validators (just not FancyValidators) > and you could put other validators in there and they'd work. But in > practice I think many validators should be considered UI, and not the model. >
I understand you point of view, but what's the solution to simply convert string (because forms send always string) to Int, Date, ... . I'm, maybe, not useing the validator correctly, but I just want to convert the data to be able to enter it into the DB. Thus what's the TG's solution (or SQLObject's solution) for those (like me) who don't want true validators, but simple data converter ? Should I understand (Kevin's words) that the answer is CRUD ?
