Fast cure:
1. Use interpreter
>>> from turbogears.widgets import *
>>> Form = JumpMenu('Main Menu',options = [
('/createNewBatch', 'Create New Batch'),])
>>> Form.render()
'<select class="jumpmenu" onchange="TG_jumpMenu(\'parent\',this,0)"
id="Main Menu" name="Main Menu">\n <option value="/
createNewBatch">Create New Batch</option>\n </select>'
>>>
2. try if the widget render correctly (use render() or display())
@expose()
def .....
mainMenuForm = widgets.JumpMenu('Main Menu',
options = [
('/
createNewBatch', 'Create New Batch'),
]
)
return mainMenuForm.render()
3. if both not work for you, it might be the widget problem, throw a
ticket :-)
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