you're doing it wrong. "fields" is a tuple containing - usually - id,
label, controls and help.
On Wednesday, December 16, 2015 at 3:14:02 PM UTC+1, Alfonso Serra wrote:
>
> Ive found a workaround but the question still remains. Why cant we define
> formstyles like the example above?
>
> the workaround is by creating the formstyle like this:
>
> def mystyle(form):
> container = CAT()
> for fld in form.fields:
> container += INPUT(_name=fld)
> container += INPUT(_type="submit")
>
> return CAT(form.custom.begin, container, form.custom.end)
>
> at the view:
> {{=mystyle(form)}}
>
> I can go on with my project but i would like to use web2py features
> instead.
> If form styles would work as expected the project would be easier to
> mantain.
>
>
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