Thanks weheh, that helped a lot!
On Aug 14, 12:12 am, weheh wrote:
> Each form needs to have a unique name. I suppose you could use uuid to
> make a unique name. Then something like this pseudocode might work:
>
> allforms=dict(form_id=new_form_id(),form=SQLFORM(...))
> for f in allforms:
>
Each form needs to have a unique name. I suppose you could use uuid to
make a unique name. Then something like this pseudocode might work:
allforms=dict(form_id=new_form_id(),form=SQLFORM(...))
for f in allforms:
if f['form'].accepts(request.vars,formname=f['form_id']):
# do something
Is there a way to dynamically name the forms?
I don't know how many forms I'll need to display, it depends on an
external factor.
(I have a textarea and depending on the lines filled in the textarea
by the user, I need to create that many forms).
Is this possible withing web2py's FORM() helper or
If you have two forms you have to name them:
if form_back.accepts(request.vars, session, formname='back'):
...
if form_membership.accepts(request.vars,
session,formname='membership'):
On May 6, 7:19 am, Sverre wrote:
> I'm using this design in a controller to have buttons on the page:
>
>
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