Brian Cole schrieb:
> for_widget = CheckBox(name="your_checkbox", attrs=dict(checked=True),
> help_text="Just click me...")
>
> This is misleading because it made me believe I could do the following
> to uncheck the box:
> for_widget = CheckBox(name="your_checkbox",
> attrs=dict(checked=False), help_text="Just click me...")
Yes, your're right. To set the checked state of the widget, one should
set the "value" param instead.
>>> cb = CheckBox(name="your_checkbox", help_text="Just click me...")
>>> cb.render(value=True)
'<input type="checkbox" class="checkbox" checked id="your_checkbox"
name="your_checkbox">'
>>> cb.render(value=False)
'<input class="checkbox" type="checkbox" id="your_checkbox"
name="your_checkbox">'
And the example in the Widget Browser should use "default".
class CheckBoxDesc(CoreWD):
for_widget = CheckBox(name="your_checkbox",
default=True,
help_text="Just click me...")
...
I fixed this in Subversion in branch 1.0 and 1.1.
Chris
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