After reviewing your examples above, I've tried the following,
but it returns "Invalid request invalid function".
Unfortunately I'm unable to tell which line or perhaps
if the syntax is incorrect.
* Is it possible to test functions like SQLFORM
on a command line, or in IDLE or other debug
editor suite?
* Is there some error or wrong assumption in my
code or syntax?
def search_by_author():
form=SQLFORM(db.titles,fields=['author'])
if request.vars.author: rows=db(db.titles.author.like('%%%s%%' %
request.vars.author)).select(orderby=db.titles.author)
else: rows=[]
return dict(form=form,rows=rows)
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