On Wed, 16 May 2007 at 18:37, Uwe C. Schroeder wrote:
> Ok, I've probably not gotten the concept of widgets in TG yet.
>
> There isn't a single usable example on how to use widgets other than form
I agree that there are no really good intro examples.
That I;ve found, anyway. One of us needs to write one :)
> in the (Genshi) template i just call
> <div>${ET(tabwidget.display())}</div>
And here's one place the examples I Saw broken down:
not showing what needs to go in the template.
If you do something like:
ET(tabwidget.display(somevar='somevalue'))
then I believe somevar will be available for substitution in your template
in the widget. There are other ways to get variables available, and
I believe that once you've passed a value in it gets propagated to any
widgets in a widget set. I have gotten in to the habit of passing my
page templates both a 'values' dict to go into the forms and a 'params'
dict, which I pass in to the form itself via display(values, **params).
The same should work for non-form widget sets I would think, but I
haven't tried that.
--David
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