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On Mar 11, 4:58 pm, Massimo Di Pierro
wrote:
> We all feel very close to our friends in Japan, and we are saddened by
> what has happened.
SOLVED: the magic formname in:
if form.accepts(request.vars, formname=):
...
with different formname for both forms solved the problem.
Thanks for the wonderful web2py!
On Mar 9, 5:06 pm, StUStD wrote:
> I have two selection forms in one html page (see below), each with
I have two selection forms in one html page (see below), each with two
submit buttons, one to "update" a selected database item, and another
to select the item (i.e. store it in a session database) -- the code
for "multiple submit buttons" in one form was found in a web2py
thread. The first form wo
What's a good, comprehensive and web2py-like literature source to
learn about web application development from the top down. I've
developed a python application, built the databases and rudimentary
web interface but I feel I'm constantly working too much from the
bottom up. E.g. session management
I found out, the problem is not in the numeric part of the names,
rather, names containing uppercase letters cause the problem. Again,
is it convention that database field names should be lowercase?
On Mar 7, 9:46 am, StUStD wrote:
> I experience inserting and updating problems (only expli
I experience inserting and updating problems (only explicit SQL
statements in de dbadmin work, forms don't) with fieldnames like B1x,
B1y, B2x, B2y, etc, only to find out that fieldnames with numbers
don't work... Is this default behaviour, convention, or caused by a
bug? Thanks.
ews in the default/
.html views. How does this work with multiple forms in
a single view? Thanks.
-- StUStD
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