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I'm sorry, I'm AM self-whoring now. :-)

I should also mention, and I think this is an important thing to list on all of the modules above, is support for message/error/label localization, both internally in the modules, or externally via callbacks or something.

In the case of Mango::Form, labels default LABEL_FIELDNAME and error messages default to FIELD_CONSTRAINTNAME. These can be overriden in the config above, but are all mostly passed through L18N like Maketext, or the Catalyst::Plugin::L10N or other such things.

Once people find a good form handler, then a good validator, the next things that usually bites is the localization of grouping of the messages themselves.

In reply to Re^3: Form Processing modules by jk2addict
in thread Form Processing modules by zby

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