Jared Kuolt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Where do you draw the line when supporting attributes? We could
> support all given attributes for each element, but I think that lends
> itself to being an incredible headache.
>
> You can currently do this with attrs:
>
> widgets.SelectField(options=options_b,
> attrs={"multiple":"True", "size":"10"},
> name="Multiple",
> default=["val3","val4"])
Don't you think it is so much difference from one to the other that it is
worth it? What other element presents that kind of different behaviour?
Maybe "textarea" with one row when compared to another with "n" rows, but it
is very uncommon to use a textarea with just one row.
It is doable with the attrs attribute so it is not all that urgent, but it
would be more intuitive to have a widgets.ListboxField() with the extra
attribute, IMHO.
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Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
