You have to options. You can use custom widgets to represent for example 
options in integer fields as buttons or images. The problem is that I do 
not know where the names of those options (or images) came from.. are they 
constants? Are they from a lookup table?

It may be easier to make the fields hidden and create an interface manually 
in HTML and jQuery.

Massimo

On Tuesday, 6 January 2015 17:09:53 UTC-6, Steve wrote:
>
> Goodevening,
>
> Just started with web2py, looked at some of the web2py videos from Massimo 
> ( which i find very good).
> Still , i need some pointers to start with a specific page / form and hope 
> that someone can help me with this.
>
> Not sure if i should use FORM or SQLFORM and also if i should put al the 
> information in one table or one or more reference tables ( what is good 
> practice).
>
> Example of the form i would like to build:
>
>
> 1) Button A, Button B, Button C and a field where someone can fill in a 
> INT ( user selects a value trough one of the buttons or fills in the free 
> field
>
> -- Show the selection the user made
>
> 2) Select a Image from different images
>
> -- Show the selected Image --
>
> 3) Select the delivery : Email, SMS or Print
>     - When the selection at nr. 3 is Email or SMS the user has to fill in 
> : Name receiver + Email  receiver/ SMS receiver ( with print nothing has to 
> be filled in )
>     - When the selection at nr. 3 is Email or SMS the user has to fill in 
> a date and time field for when the image has to be send.
>
> 4) The Email + name of the user has to be filled in
>
> At the end a button.( kind of checkout button, after a check on a 
> different page , gets amapproval and after the approval stores the data 
> into the database.
> That is the idea, hope that someone can point me in the right direction.
>
> Steve
>

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