[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
>
> Hello Everyone.
> Maybe someone knows how to do it.
>
> #My Controller file:
>
> formFields = [widgets.SingleSelectField("special_program",
> options=getSpecialPrograms(),
> default='E',label="Special Program:"),
> widgets.SingleSelectField("first_choice",
> options=getChoices(),
> default='',label="First Choice:")]
>
> the_form = widgets.TableForm(
> name="add",
> formFields,
> values = "",
> submit_text="Save",
> action="save",
> )
>
> @expose(template=".templates.form")
> def index(self,tg_errors=None, tg_exceptions=None):
> return dict(form=the_form,action="/save")
>
> # My template file:
>
> ${form(action=action, method="POST")}
>
> This works fine. I get the complete form in my template.
> But what if instead i want to display only specific form fields in my
> template.....something like:
>
> ${form.special_program}
> or
> ${form.first_choice}
There are several choices here.
You could create two forms with the same action and the diffrences in
the fields of which you return the right one, depending on your condition.
Alternatively, you cane define a custom template for your form that is
capable of rendering both versions. There are several ways to accomplish
that. You could for example create an extra property on the conditional
fields so that in the template, if the condition is not met, these are
excluded.
Diez
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