turbogears.flash.info("An informational message...") turbogears.flash.error("A big freakin' error!")That's a nice syntax.
Indeed. My fancy Kid template uses the following syntax:
turbogears.flash("An informational message...")
turbogears.flash("error::Quite the error!")
turbogears.flash("warning::Warning.")
turbogears.flash("success::Congratulations!")
I like having full control over the name of the CSS class used. I
can basically have an unlimited number of different statuses, rather
than having to make-do with someone's pre-conceived notion of what
should be allowable - i.e. info, error, and warn.
I.e. class::Label::message formatting:turbogears.flash("acc-create-success::Success::Congratulations, you have successfully joined. Check your e-mail for activation information.")
Then I can have decorative iconography implemented in CSS. Matthew Bevan, Systems Administrator Top Floor Computer Systems Ltd.
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