I am using deform in a project that uses pyramid with mako as a templating engine. I rewrote the templates for the widgets I need. I am using a modal for one of the forms so I wrote the mako template and the set the form widget with
form.widget = widget.FormWidget(template='modal')
The form works fine for the initial render, but when calling the validation block
try:
appstruct = self.my_form.validate(controls)
except ValidationFailure as e:
return dict(e.render())
e
doesn't render the modal template, but rather the default form. How does make the validation form render using the same template as the form?
Right now I am using this to work around it...it shows the warning when there is an error, but does not display the particular errors on each field:
except ValidationFailure as e:
form.error = e.error
form.field = e.field
return dict(form.render(e.cstruct)
The modal
is the popup retail example from deform demo. The schema node just has a couple of text input fields.
Adding example:
facilities view:
@property
def form(self):
schema = SQLAlchemySchemaNode(Facility)
return Form(schema, buttons=('submit'))
@view_config(route_name="facilities", renderer="facilities.mako")
def index(self):
form = self.form
form.widget = widget.FormWidget(template="modal")
if 'submit' in self.request.params:
try:
controls = self.request.POST.items()
appstruct = self.facility_form.validate(controls)
except ValidationFailure as e:
return dict(form=e.render())
return dict(form=form.render())
The mako template then just injects the html:
{ form | n }
After playing with it for a while I came up with this solution (not sure if it is optimal). Before returning
e.render()
, set the form attributes one.field