Since you can't have hyphens in python variable names, how do we pass
attributes containing hyphens to a form?
Example:
form.Textbox("username", form.regexp("^[A-Za-z0-9]*$", 'Username must
contain only letters and numbers'), description="Username",
data-attribute="required")
That would fail with
keyword can't be an expression
Because of the way Python works.
So, how would we get around this? I *need *in order to have my app
functioning on the front-end, nothing I can do about it.
Please say there's a way around this. Ideas that come to mind including
logic on the template to convert _ to - and then pass it data_attribute or
something? Idk.
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