I have a form with a SelectFieldWidget
, that is currently using a static vocabularly, which is basically this:
from zope.schema.vocabulary import SimpleVocabulary, SimpleTerm
primary_contacts = SimpleVocabulary([
SimpleTerm( unicode(token), title=unicode(token.upper()), token=token ) for token in [
'one','two','three','four','five','six','seven','eight','nine','ten',
]
])
The vocabulary is assigned to the field in the form schema:
form.widget( primary_contact_person=SelectFieldWidget )
primary_contact_person = schema.List(
title = u'Nominate Primary Contact',
required = False,
value_type = schema.Choice(
vocabulary=primary_contacts,
)
)
The schema is then serialized using plone.supermodel
& then deserialized when needed by the form (this is for another requirement).
The form is using a custom, handwritten template, and I'm in the process of adding the tal
statements to generate the select field options. I had thought I could do this through referencing the widgets on the form, but when I do that I hit a problem:
(Pdb) self # break point in form
<Products.Five.metaclass.edit_metadata object at 0xc1ce450>
(Pdb) select = self.widgets['primary_contact_person']
(Pdb) first = [t for t in select.terms][0]
(Pdb) first.token
'one'
(Pdb) first.value
u'one'
(Pdb) first.title
(Pdb)
The title is None
on the term when it's accessed through the widget. I've tried looking it up through the vocabulary:
(Pdb) select.terms.getTermByToken('one').title
(Pdb)
But again, it's None
. However, it is there for terms in the original vocabulary object:
(Pdb) from my.package import primary_contacts
(Pdb) [t for t in primary_contacts][0].title
u'ONE'
So while I could use the source vocab object directly to provide the values the template needs, the plan is for this vocabulary to eventually be dynamic, at which point I would expect I'd need to interrogate the widget itself.
What am I doing wrong here, why is title not being defined?