Hello, I was wondering if it was possible to use htmlfill + kid? I was thinking of something like this:
<!-- kid code --> <form> <span py:for="i in range(10)"><input name="foo-$i" type="text" /></span> <input type="submit" /> </form> <!-- I WANT TO CALL: htmlfill() with the expanded HTML as the argument as follows below --> <form> <span> <input name="foo-0" type="text" /> </span> <span> <input name="foo-1" type="text" /> </span> <span> <input name="foo-2" type="text" /> </span> <span> <input name="foo-3" type="text" /> </span> <span> <input name="foo-4" type="text" /> </span> <span> <input name="foo-5" type="text" /> </span> <span> <input name="foo-6" type="text" /> </span> <span> <input name="foo-7" type="text" /> </span> <span> <input name="foo-8" type="text" /> </span> <span> <input name="foo-9" type="text" /> </span> <input type="submit" /> </form> < <!-- end --> Is there an easy way of doing that? I don't want to use Myghty (it has component calls /w content, true) because I am already using Kid and I'd prefer to use one templating system so my designers don't get super confused. I thought about writing a filter, but then you'd have to add things to cherrypy.request instead of passing in the errors/values to kid and using htmlfill there. I was hoping for something like <form py:content="htmlfill(childcontent, error, values"> but I can't figure out a way to get the "expanded" content of a tag. If anyone knows how to do this, this would be greatly useful for everyone who wants to do form validation without widgets. I know I do, at least until widgets are more mature (right now they don't even have containers!)
