[html-formfu] Include Catalyst::Controller::RequestToken in C::C::HTML::FormFu

[onken at houseofdesign.de]

Hi,

I'm almost done with this.
But I have a problem with the Element::RequestToken I wrote.

It contains some accessors like "session_key" which I created with 
__PACKAGE__->mk_item_accessors ( qw( session_key ) );

But I cannot set this value:

->elements({type => 'RequestToken', name => $self->field_name, session_key
=> $self->session_key });


The new constructor in Element::RequestToken looks like:


sub new {
  my $self = shift->next::method(@_);
  my %params = @_;
  $self->session_key('__token');
  return $self;
}

Which should set the default to "__token"

Any ideas why this does not get overwritten?

Thanks

moritz


On Fri, 16 Jan 2009 09:54:25 +0000, Carl Franks <fireartist at gmail.com>
wrote:
> 2009/1/16  <onken at houseofdesign.de>:
>>
>> seems like MultiForm doesn't support "plugins":
> 
> Ok, just forget about Multiforms for now, and put the controller code
> into sub _form {}
> 
>> So far I created a new Element::Token and Constraint::Token which is
>> attached to $form using Plugin::Token. Plugin::Token is set
automatically
>> if $config->{token_enable} is set. Plugin::Token does nothing else than
>> attaching Element::Token to $form. The logic is in Element::Token and
>> Constraint::Token.
>>
>> Do you think this is a sane approach?
> 
> That sounds ok.
> Though, could you call them Element::RequestToken and
> Constraint::RequestToken, and config 'request_token_*' ?
> I've found with previous constraints, etc, that it's much easier to
> remember the names first time if they exactly match the modules they
> use / expand on.
> It's always more enjoyable to get things right first time, than to
> have to open up the docs to look up names.
> 
> Cheers,
> Carl
> 
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