On 4/6/06, Robin Haswell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hey guys
>
> I think this has been asked before, but the answer was a .9a1 hack and
> someone mentioned it would be a lot easier => .9a2. Basically I'm using
> TableForms and I would like to have more than one submit button (Edit,
> Delete) on one line for my CRUD pages. Ideally they'd have the same name
> ("action") and one of them would have an onclick action. Could someone
> give me a hand with this?
Not an answer to your question, but just a tip: I usually use
different names for submit buttons, because if I decide later to
change the button label in the view (e.g. different language), i dont
have to change the code in the controller. And the Python code looks
nicer IMHO:
def save(self, edit=None, delete=None, **data):
if edit:
# something
elif delete:
# something
Also, it might be not a good thing to name a form element "action",
because you loose the ability to refer to "action" property of the
form in Javascript.
Ksenia.
>
> Cheers :-)
>
> -Rob
>
> [OT]:
>
> Damn I wish Python has a switch/case structure.
>
> switch action:
> case "Edit":
> # something
> case "Delete":
> # something else
> case "Something Else":
> # etc
>
> ..is a lot nicer than..
>
> if action is "Edit":
> # something
> if action is "Delete":
> # something else
> if action is "Something Else":
> # etc
>
> DRY!
>
> :-)
>
> -Rob
>
> >
>
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