kerinin schrieb:
> To answer my own question (in case anyone else cares) it seems that
> the validators apply either to the value being returned in the case of
> non iterables or the contents of the iterable being returned - so for
> instance the Int() validator will create an integer if the form value
> is '10', or it will create a list of integers if the form returns
> multiple values for the same name.

Using the ForEach-validator you can enforce that a value is _always_ a 
list, even if it's ony one selected item that's returned.

Diez

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