Hi again!
Im sorry it was my fault. I didn't made propper use of RegExp, thats
all. It should have been
form.regexp('\A[\w\s]+\Z',"foo")
On Jul 10, 7:08 pm, rostoQ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi there!
>
> keywordform = form.Form(
> form.Textbox("keyword", form.regexp('\w+', 'only alphanumeric'))
> )
>
> This shoud only allow Alphanumeric input, but it doesnt (always)! If i
> type "=foo" it fails, if i type "bar)=" it does not fail.
>
> Someone said it could be because form.regexp() only checks the first 5
> Integers or s.th? Im not very into Python (programming at all), so
> could someone point me why it behaves like this? And maybe even a
> solution where the whole string is checked?
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