Set something like tmpl_context.form.display(value=school) to test fo…

…r unicode values of given "school" or whatever value given. In other words, before, setting a select with an option with the value of a number to an actual number in the given value-dict would not compare correctly, because the option-value would be compared as a unicode string and the given-value would be tested as whatever it was, often a number. This fix applies only to single/multiple select form elements.

tw2/forms/widgets.py

@@ -226,8 +226,8 @@ def prepare(self):
                     option_attrs[self.selected_verb] = self.selected_verb
 
                 #override if the widget was given an actual value
-                if ((self.multiple and unicode(option[0]) in value) or
-                        (not self.multiple and unicode(option[0]) == value)):
+                if ((self.multiple and unicode(option[0]) in [unicode(val) for val in value]) or
+                        (not self.multiple and unicode(option[0]) == unicode(value))):
                     option_attrs[self.selected_verb] = self.selected_verb
 
                 xxx.append((option_attrs, unicode(option[1])))