hm. sorry, you got that already: you have two fields with the same name.
What are you trying to achieve ?
On Saturday, August 30, 2014 9:13:09 PM UTC+2, Richard wrote:
>
> I have used an sql form for adding records with date fields.
> I added 2 date fields on a table like I did before, now I get only on this
> form the error " Enter date as 1963-08-28" pops up when entering a date.
> On the other forms the datepicker is working fine.
>
> In db.py
> db.define_table('local_ev_def',
> ...
> Field('ev_start_date', 'date', required=True,
> label=T('EV start date')),
> Field('ev_end_date', 'date', required=True,
> label=T('EV end date')),
> .....
>
> In Controller
> form_add_local_ev_def = SQLFORM(db.local_ev_def,
> fields=['lev_def_name', 'description',
> 'homeostat', 'global_ev', 'period',
> 'ev_start_date', 'ev_start_date',
> 'data_type', 'unit'])
> if form_add_local_ev_def.process(formname='add_lev_def').accepted:
> .....
>
> What may cause this error?
>
> The answer is a double ev_start_date field. The error is misleading,
> should this be included in the form validation?
>
> Richard D
>
>
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