> I'm somewhat new to web.py and I enjoy it so far, but this sort of rendering
> bugged me. If you want, I could see about modifying form.py to adhere to W3C
> standards. In its current form (no pun intended :P), it will not validate
> with w3's validator, and may not render properly in all browsers.
If you want a more powerful widget and form generation system, check out
ToscaWidgets[1]. There is a layer on top of it called Sprox[2] which can
automatically create forms from your database structure; but only if you’re
using SQLAlchemy as your ORM.
— Alice.
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