Um. Pickle?
Yannick wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I do not know if this is yet implemented in TurboGears, or how easily
> it would be to implement.
> What I would like is to receive the objects I am sending to the HTML
> form, back when the form is submitted.
> i.e. in below exemple I would send a myobject object; and use its bar
> property in a kid template (let's say a form input). When the user
> submits; the save method would be called with the myobject object as a
> parameter (and not the bar property).
>
> turbogears.expose("mytemplate")
> def index(self):
> myobject = Foo(bar=1)
> return dict(publish_object=myobject)
>
> turbogears.expose("mytemplate2")
> def save(self, publish_object):
> print "value is: %d" % publish_object.bar
> return dict()
>
> I think that this would really help when objects have a lot of
> properties.
>
> Any thoughts, comments (or working implementations ;-) ) ?
>
> Thanks,
> Yannick
>
>
> >
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