Em Quinta 11 Maio 2006 13:02, mulicheng escreveu:
> What I haven't found is how to make a widget form behave all the way
> like a Shema in FE. Specifically, I'm looking for the
> chained_validators functionality (so I can apply a few validators to
> the whole form). I see a Schema validator in the TG validators but
> haven't found an example or documentation on how to get this
> functionality.
Sorry for the lack of time... This works:
from turbogears import validators
class UpdateRegistrationValidator(validators.Schema):
user_id = validators.Int(not_empty = True)
name = validators.UnicodeString(not_empty = True)
email = validators.Email(not_empty = True)
old_password = validators.UnicodeString(if_empty = None)
new_password = validators.UnicodeString(if_empty = None)
password_confirmation = validators.UnicodeString(if_empty = None)
chained_validators = [validators.FieldsMatch('new_password',
'password_confirmation')]
Then you specify this validator in your form:
from turbogears import widgets
update_form = widgets.TableForm(
# ...
validator = ValidadorAtualizarCadastro(),
)
That's all. ;-)
Be seeing you,
--
Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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