zeam.form.plone
zeam.form.plone provides support for zeam.form.base into Plone 3, 4 and 5:
make forms and security work in Zope 2,
default form template using Plone macros,
provide a simple simple edit form,
use Plone status message system to report status,
provides extra widgets, like a WYSIWYG text widget.
Example
Let’s define a simple example:
from zeam.form.plone import EditForm
from zeam.form.base import Fields
class EditPeople(EditForm):
label = u"Edit people"
fields = Fields(IPeople)
fields['summary'].mode = 'plone.wysiwyg'
If you install the extension Zeam Form you will get nicer CSS and extra JS for the widgets.
For more information information, please refer to zeam.form.base and to the Grok documentation.
Changes
1.1 (2017-06-22)
Support zeam.form.ztk and zeam.form.base >= 1.3
1.0 (2011/08/11)
Support zeam.form.ztk 1.1.
Add CSS and JS for new collection widgets.
1.0b1 (2010/05/03)
Initial release.
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