Re: space inserted into css class by formencode / hmtlfill 1.2.1

I don't use form encode, but I would expect this to work exactly the way 
it does.

without the space, the class would be "formerror" which is not expected.

formencode does not want to change class names already on the element, 
only ADD a new classname 'error'

so formencode has to put a space in front of 'error' to avoid mangling 
existing classnames.



Jules Stevenson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am very green with form encode, so please bear with me. First of all -
> thanks, it's a great tool. It's making my life much easier :).
>
> When it's validating my fields it's appending 'error' onto the fields CSS
> class as expected, but seems to be putting a space in between which is not
> so hot.
>
> Ie. <input class='form'.. becomes <input class='form error'.. after
> htmlfill.
>
> This is within a pylons project, but I'm unsure what more material I should
> provide for any help with this.
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Jules
>
>
>
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