Thanks Diez.
Would you be kind enough to give an example of submitting two forms
with one action?
On Oct 25, 4:48 pm, "Diez B. Roggisch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
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> > 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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