Hmm... if the form is submitted successfully, then getForm won't render
a form, but will pass control to a method you defined in your formDef.
That might be it...?
On Wed, 2002-04-03 at 16:18, Ian Sparks wrote:
> Thanks Aaron. I'm getting somewhere. Your suggestion works for me on a HTTP
> GET. To make it work on a POST too I did :
>
> class Login(eSitePage, FormServlet):
> def __init__(self):
> FormServlet.__init__(self, 'getForm', [formDef])
> eSitePage.__init__(self)
>
> def writeForm(self):
> return self.renderableForm().htFormTable(bgcolor="#ddddff")
>
> def login(self, fields):
> self.write("You are logged in!")
>
> def getContent(self):
> x = self.getForm()
> #
> #getForm() will return None on a POST so..
> #
> if not x: x = self.writeForm()
> return x
>
> This not responding to a POST is strange.
>
> Note that I'm passing 'getForm' to the form servlet so I can do other things
> in getContent as well as fetch the form (perhaps that is part of my
> problem?)
>
> Thanks for helping me out on this one!
>
> - Ian Sparks.
>
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