Hi everybody, I have a formlib based form. It is not accesible from an application menu because it is part of a wizard like process.
The first time it gets called the url looks something like this: http://localhost:8080/myapp/mycontent/myform?myarg=23 So in the update() method of the form I read the myarg argument from the request and use it to setup some widgets in a particular way. The problem is that when the action buttons of the form are clicked, and the form is reloaded, the 'myarg' argument is lost and I run into problems. I need a way to keep 'myarg' information in my form for subsequent calls. Ideally I would like some mechanism that ends writing an <input type="hidden" id="myarg" value="23"/> tag in the html because that way my code: def update(self): [..] data = self.request['myarg'] [..] will still work, right? I have thought about extending the formlib template to just do that or maybe adding a form.Field to my form with a special Widget associated to it. No idea of what's the best aproach. Anyone has pointer for this? thanks Lorenzo Gil _______________________________________________ Zope3-users mailing list [email protected] http://mail.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope3-users
