I think extending the input-tag name with :float, :int, or :long and
test with type() from python would do the trick.
I havn't tested it but theoreticly it should work.
For more info on form field definitions check out Zen's
How-To: Form Variable Types and Typechecking.
(I have used :tuple to submit a sequences of strings in a get request, e.g. url?
varname:tuple=first_string&varname:tuple=second_string...)
//johan
> Hi..
>
> What's the best way to check if self.REQUEST.form.get('int_field') just contains
> numeric data in a external method?
>
> Thanks...
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