Hi,
I'm not sure if this problem is more a Sprox or a Turbogears specific
one. I already asked this question in the Sprox group, but didn't get
any respone.
I define my widgets in a declarative manner, as demonstrated in the
tgext.crud.controller doc on the turbogears page.
So like this:
class DeclarativeMovieController(CrudRestController):
model = Movie
class new_form_type(AddRecordForm):
__model__ = Movie
__omit_fields__ = ['genre_id', 'movie_id']
class edit_form_type(EditableForm):
__model__ = Movie
__omit_fields__ = ['genre_id', 'movie_id']
class edit_filler_type(EditFormFiller):
__model__ = Movie
class table_type(TableBase):
__model__ = Movie
__omit_fields__ = ['genre_id', 'movie_id']
class table_filler_type(TableFiller):
__model__ = Movie
Now, if I want to set a validator for my post method, it would
normally be done this way:
@validate(new_movie_form, error_handler=new)
@expose()
def post(self, **kw):
# Code here
But when using the declerative way, I don't hab the new_movie_form
object, or do I?
Don't know what's the best way to go from here. Or would it be better
to use a non declarative style?
Thx
Kiview
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