le 08.04.2009 06:37 chris_g a écrit: > I have found the bug, in my form, yet I am none the wiser. I was > initially thinking there was something wrong with my controller > implementation. > The problem seems to have more to do with the validator that I was > using, though it may be something to do with the highly nested form > structure. (ListForm containing RepeatingFieldSet containing > RepeatingFieldSet) > > In my form, I had a RepeatingFieldSet . One of the fields in the > repeating field set had a field that had a field that was defined as > follows: > > qty_ordered = widgets.TextField(name="qty_ordered", label='Qty', > validator=validators.Int(), > css_classes=['col_short'], attrs=dict(size='3', > maxlength='6', onchange='update_total(this);')) > > I replaced the validator with this one and it works: > validator = validators.Number() > > The only difference that I can see is Int() is a validator from > FormEncode, while Number() is part of TurboGears. > And do you get an error message when you enter alpha chars instead of numbers ?? I had a llok at the Number validator and it seems that it never raise an exception... > > >
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