Re: [Webware-discuss] dAlchemy's FormKit

[Aaron Held]

    # save the user values
       currentValues = {}
       for f in self.form1.fields():
           currentValues[f.name()] = f.value()


The self.form1.values() method does what those last two lines do ;-) 
Thanks

       formValid = self.form1.isSuccessful()
       if not formValid:
           f1 = self.form1
        put back the user values
           f1.seed(currentValues)
           self.writeForm('Error')
       else:
           self.writeReportHTML()
You shouldn't have to seed the form; the values should still be in 
there, after they were processed. Unless you call a .reset() or 
something, the inputs are still there (as are the defaults, if any).
I build the form class for each run, w/o seeding the form it renders w/ 
blank values.

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