On Jan 18, 2007, at 6:22 PM, Jim Steil wrote:
To start with, I remember trying to use the FieldSet for this
earlier but didn’t know how to validate it. What would the syntax
look like if trying to validate multiple FieldSets? And yes, this
is all validation going into 1 method.
The same as for a form (they're both FormFieldsContainers):
class FS1Fields(WidgetsList): ....
class FS2Fields(WidgetsList): ....
class FormFields(WidgetsList):
fs1 = FieldSet(fields=FS1Fields())
fs2 = FieldSet(fields=FS2Fields())
class form = Form(fields=FormFields())
That form would validate both fieldsets (which in turn, will validate
their fields) and present the value in a dict with two nested dicts,
one for each fieldset.
You could place each fieldset in a tab by passing a field_class
parameter to each fieldset with the appropiate css class (tabbertab
IIRC) and listing the tabber's JSLink at the forms javascript attribute.
HTH,
Alberto
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