Speaking of idiom: which do people feel is better: <input name="test" tal:attributes="value request/foo"> or <input name="test" value="dummy" tal:attributes="value request/foo"> That is, should the value= tag be given when it is going to be replaced by a tal? (Both forms work, I am concerned about readability and pedagogy.) What about <input type=checkbox name=test2 tal:attributes="checked request/foo | nothing"> vs. <input type=checkbox name=test2 checked tal:attributes="checked request/foo | nothing"> Again, both forms have been tested, does the latter form help or hinder readability? Jim Penny
At 3:37 PM -0400 5/21/02, Jim Penny wrote:
Speaking of idiom:
which do people feel is better:
<input name="test" tal:attributes="value request/foo"> or <input name="test" value="dummy" tal:attributes="value request/foo">
That is, should the value= tag be given when it is going to be replaced by a tal? (Both forms work, I am concerned about readability and pedagogy.)
It depends on how you want the page source to look when rendered in a web editor or browser.
What about
<input type=checkbox name=test2 tal:attributes="checked request/foo | nothing"> vs. <input type=checkbox name=test2 checked tal:attributes="checked request/foo | nothing">
Again, both forms have been tested, does the latter form help or hinder readability?
Same here. Sincerely, Richard Wesley Co-President, Electric Fish, Inc. <http://www.electricfish.com/> +1-206-634-2926 (v) +1-206-634-2921 (f)
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