Hi,
first of all: please don't "hijack" discussion threads like this. Many
people read their mails in threaded form, and this discussion appears as
part of a totally unrelated thread.
> I'm a python/turbogears newbie.
> I've been searching the docs for an example of calling one
> controller from another and have come up empty.
>
> Reason:
> I've copied the movie toscawidgets tutorial in setting up
> a controller to create a form instance
>
> create_enrol_form = EnrolmentForm("create_enrol_form", action='create')
>
> and display the form by sending it to the create controller:
>
> @validate(create_enrol_form,error_handler=enrol)
> @expose()
> def create(self, **kw):
> ...
> raise redirect("list") <-- this is the line I'd like to change
>
> After form validation, I want to display a message on the screen that
> is populated with data from the form and from a "related" table,
> so I'd like to pass to a template two objects that can be used as data
> for the message.
> I can send in the dicts of the two objects but that seems messy -
> especially in the url (GET method).
I might be missing something here, but why don't you add a template to
the create's expose-decorator, and return the passed form-data as well
as anything based on that as usual?
Diez
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