SVN 1590 with SQLA patches.
I'm using widgets to create a form and thought that the widgets
automagically displayed error messages when a FormEncode validation
failed, but I'm getting back the form with no errors displayed. Here
is what my code looks like.
class PlanReviewSchema(validators.Schema):
title = validators.String(not_empty=True)
def createPlanReviewForm(controller=None):
# some stuff
form = TableForm(fields=fields, action="save", submit_text="Save",
validator=PlanReviewSchema())
class PlanReviewController(controllers.RootController,
RESTfulController):
# Some methods.
# ...
@expose(template="tgwater.planreview.templates.edit")
def edit(self, obj):
form = createPlanReviewForm()
return dict(project=obj, form=form)
@expose()
@validate(form=createPlanReviewForm)
@error_handler(edit)
def save(self, project, **data):
tg.flash("Changes saved!")
raise tg.redirect("/")
I purposely leave the "title" field empty so the validator fails and
the "edit" method gets called because it is the error_handler. But why
is there not an error message next to "title" on the form?
Randall
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