def select_tag(name, options):
return SELECT(*[OPTION(key,_value=options[key]) for key in
options],_name=name)
On Tuesday, 11 February 2014 18:51:47 UTC-6, DMK wrote:
>
> I wasn't able to find a simple function that would help generate a SELECT
> tag given a set of options (I did see the OPTION function) so created a
> simple one and thought it'd be useful to share. I'm new to Python so this
> may not be very elegant, but it works.
>
> The function takes the tag's name and a dictionary of options as input,
> returns an XML formatted completed select tag.
>
> def select_tag(name, options):
> select_tag='<select name='+name+'>'
> for key in options.keys():
> select_tag=select_tag+'<option value="'+options[key]+'">'+key+
> '</option>\n'
> select_tag=select_tag+'</select>'
>
> return XML(select_tag)
>
>
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