Ed Singleton wrote:
>
> I guess so, but I really would like to work out how to create my own
> form fields. Is there no explanation of how the widgets work
> internally?
>
Not much ATM :-(, anyway keep this in mind usually what you need are
more parameters to customize the widget behavior at display/render
time, to do this *all* that you need is listing an additional parameter
in params, this tells the Widget system that this is attribute is
special and you can update it at construction or render/display and
it's available inside the template or update_params, you don't need to
override init or update_params to manage it.
Example:
class FooBar(Widget):
template = """<div>${foo}</div>
params = ["foo"]
foo = "Hello"
>
> Thanks for this. It was enough info for me to do a rough draft of
> what I want. It's untested and needs more stuff adding, but it's
> basically what I want. (Though I really want to know how I add extra
> parameters and stuff). It's the RepeatingFieldSet with a different
> template (uses the legend for the header content):
>
Are you sure that what you want is a repeating widget? this widget uses
a repetitions parameter to display one or more repetitions of the same
widget and to validate them.
I think you don't want this in your case...
Ciao
Michele
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