"Adam Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> I tried that earlier, didn't get terribly far due to being really
>tired. Unless I am seriously missing something the TableForm idea won't work
>as it hardcodes its own form tag (and associated name/action/method attrs)
>and submit button. If you were suggesting that multiple parts of a single
>form be split up, that also does not work with a TableForm as it expects a
>label attribute for each field, and would practically implode when trying to
>convey form errors.

It gets messy...  But we might come up with something that works... 

> While I was at it I wrote up something for that, as it seems to pop up
> on the list pretty often. I'd like to work on this and make it a good
> set of tabber-related code. You can get an svn co here:
>
> https://recursivethought.googlecode.com/svn/tabber/trunk

It asks for user/password. :-(

>> Anyone needing something more elaborated than that and willing me to take a
>> look at it for a new widget?
>
> I can think of a few:
>
> * A tabber widget that loads each tab through AJAX instead of during
> the page request.
> * A paginate-aware tabber, possibly based on the above.

Those might be extensions later.  I plan on starting with the basics. ;-)

> Both of these probably belong in the "that would be nice" pile, if not
> the "lets dream up something that sounds cool and is impossible to
> implement" pile.

:-)

-- 
Jorge Godoy      <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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