> I guess the functionality I would like
> is for quickform to recognize the fields in my view that map to my
> data model and ignore the fields that do not (either by some directive
> I provide or as a default) and use the fields that do map to my data
> model to create or update the data I provide to the form.  Does that
> make sense?

I can't judge whether it makes good sense for you but I do understand
now what behavior you'd like to see.

You'd need to hack your own class-from-view/quickform to achieve
this functionality (i.e. find the current slots, add the custom slots
and ON-SUCCESS copy over everything from the proxy object).

If you're still interested in doing this then I can provide help.

It's not difficult.


> I'm sure there is some deeper problem with doing it this
> way that I am missing.

Probably that you're not using a presentation/parser. :)


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