>
>> i18n appears to work from the .py files, but, I am not able to
>> translate pages even though extract_messages does properly find them
>> in the templates.   Known broken, possibly broken, or, am I doing
>> something wrong?
>
> If there's a bug, and it's certainly possible, it's not yet known.
>
> If you can provide a reliably broken test case, we'll fix it right away.
>
> If you can explain how to get the problem, that would help too.

Perhaps the genshi.filters.Translator is not added to the templates when
loaded?
http://genshi.edgewall.org/wiki/Documentation/0.4.x/i18n.html#translation

I would add a switch to enable this on demand since it'll probably add a
noticeable overhead which can be avoided if no i18n is needed.

>> Using the caching decorator doesn't seem to work.  Using beaker.cache
>> appears to not work even when specifying the key and writing the
>> object.  Known broken, possibly broken, or am I doing something wrong?
>
> Possibly broken, but I did test this recently on a project of mine,
> and it worked fine, so some details would help me know more.
>
>
>> Secure Controller.  Documentation appears to suggest that it should
>> work, but, I am only able to get the decorators to work.  While the
>> decorator does work, the prompts are a bit vague.  However, I am
>> unable to protect a controller.  There was mention in the turbogears
>> list that Secure Controller was incomplete.  Is there an ETA?
>> Silverplate had some promise, but, I would prefer to use tgreposewho
>> or the method that is most suggested by TurboGears.
>
> SecureController works except that unauthenticated access to the index
> method throws the wrong kind of HTTP error, and you are not redirected
> to the login page properly.
>
> The decorators are designed to work on exposed methods, but not on
> controllers.
>
> Silverplate is just a user-registration module for tgrepozewho users,
> and is not intended as a replacement.
>
> There is some refactoring work, and some other auth related work going
> on this week, and I expect to see the SecureController fixed real soon
> now.
>
>> SQLAlchemy with ToscaWidgets Dropdown boxes seem to excessively
>> cache.  Using the example from the ToscaWidgets to create the genre
>> dropdown box pasted into a sample app results in adding a record, and
>> the refresh of that page not seeing the new genre until paster is
>> stopped and restarted.  Known bug, possibly broken, am I doing
>> something wrong?  Both Genshi and Mako display this behavior.
>
> This is probably something you are doing wrong, if you set default
> values for the widget at instantiation time, those will always be
> used.   Either pass in a callable that returns the right values, or
> only set the values when the widget is rendered.

Yep, this is right. You need to pass a callable as the 'options' parameter
to the SingleSelectField if you want them to be updated on every request.

Alberto


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