Thanks Massimo,
for option in form[0][1][1][0]:
if option['_value']==str(myparameter): option
['_selected']='selected'
did it.
> You should never need to get to this low level of programming anyway.
> This may mess up automatic form handling.
>
> Massimo
form is the form of a new record insert.. There is an input text on an
other form. I give it a value that it searches in the same table
articles if there is some record in wich a field is like that of the
input text. If it finds it, it puts in my form of insert the
corresponding values.
For example:
input text=dog --> it finds in the table a record in wich exists "dog"
--> it puts in my form: "dog", "animal" --> i complete my form with:
"brown" "color", "pitbull" --> insert my record
I understand that it is a little bit barbarian what i do... but what i
needed it was not an other table in which to put only the
characteristics of dogs, but some kind of help in compiling forms.
Paolo
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