I'm trying to build a form based on Google Places (geocoding) based on the
following table:
db.define_table('place',
Field('address'),
Field('street_number'),
Field('route'),
Field('locality'),
Field('lat'),
Field('lng'),
)
All fields except 'address' are rendered in the form as hidden inputs.
I want my form to be validated if and only if 'lat' and 'lng' are not empty.
If I put a validator like IS_FLOAT_IN_RANGE(), these fields are indeed
validated but since they are hidden there is no error message displayed.
Is there a way to invalidate 'address' if 'lat' or 'lng' is empty ? If so,
I could then display an error message attached to the input users actually
type into.
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