Use the "value" argument instead of _checked:
_input = INPUT(_type='checkbox', _name=field.name, _class='checkbox',
value='on' if request.post_vars[field.name] != None else '')
Anthony
On Monday, December 14, 2015 at 12:33:39 AM UTC-5, Alfonso Serra wrote:
>
> Hey i was creating a custom widget for a checkbox and i wanted to keep the
> value when the form doesnt validate.
>
> This is the declaration for the input:
>
> chk = request.post_vars[field.name] != None
>
> if chk:
> _input = INPUT(_type="checkbox", _name=field.name, _class="checkbox",
> _checked="on")
> else:
> _input = INPUT(_type="checkbox", _name=field.name, _class="checkbox")
> return _input
>
> The resulting html after a postback is:
> <input class="checkbox" name="confirm" value="on" type="checkbox">
>
> The property "checked" is mapped to the "value" property, and the checkbox
> is not checked in return.
> This test was on Firefox v.42
>
> Ive tried to workaround this behaviour but im not able to fix this.
>
> After a postback the property cheked is poped out of the input.
>
>
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