def _fill_multiple(input, value):
type = input.get('type', '').lower()
if type == 'checkbox':
v = input.get('value')
if v is None:
if not value:
result = False
else:
result = value[0]
if isinstance(value, basestring):
# The only valid "on" value for an unnamed checkbox is 'on'
result = result == 'on'
_check(input, result)
else:
_check(input, v in value)
elif type == 'radio':
v = input.get('value')
_check(input, v in value)
else:
assert _nons(input.tag) == 'select'
for option in _options_xpath(input):
v = option.get('value')
if v is None:
# This seems to be the default, at least on IE
# FIXME: but I'm not sure
v = option.text_content()
_select(option, v in value)
def _fill_multiple(input, value):
type = input.get('type', '').lower()
if type == 'checkbox':
v = input.get('value')
if v is None:
if not value:
result = False
else:
result = value[0]
if isinstance(value, basestring):
# The only valid "on" value for an unnamed checkbox is 'on'
result = result == 'on'
_check(input, result)
else:
_check(input, v in value)
elif type == 'radio':
v = input.get('value')
_check(input, v in value)
else:
assert _nons(input.tag) == 'select'
for option in _options_xpath(input):
v = option.get('value')
if v is None:
# This seems to be the default, at least on IE
# FIXME: but I'm not sure
v = option.text_content()
_select(option, v in value)
def options(self):
''' returns the option elements of this select element '''
return iter(html._options_xpath(self))
