I'm not sure if I'm using the OptionSelectWidget correctly.  I need the user
to select Yes/No and have a TextWidget conditionally displayed based on the
choice.  Since I'll have alot of these, I've built my own widget.

The problem that I have is that the OptionSelectWidget action is posting the
form.  Is that what it is supposed to do? I had assumed that it was using
javascript to control the screen.???

Could someone provide a little snippet that shows how to handle the post
resulting from the OptionSelectWidget action?


class YesNoExplainWidget(CompositeWidget):
    def __init__(self, name, title1, default, title2):
        CompositeWidget.__init__(self, name, title=title1)
        explain = TextWidget('explain', 0, title=title2, rows= 6, cols=60)

        yesno = OptionSelectWidget(name='yesno', title = '',value='NO',
                                   options=[('1', 'Yes'), ('0', 'No')],
                                   descriptions=('Yes', 'No'))
        self.widgets.append(yesno)
        option = yesno.value
        if yesno.value in ['1', 'Yes', 'YES', 'yes']:
            self.widgets.append(explain)

....

within_staffing = YesNoExplainWidget('staffbudget','Within Budgeted Staff
Hours', 'YES', 'Explain')

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