def index():
forms = [SQLFORM(db.table,formname='form%i' % k).process() for k in
range(10)]
for k,form in enumerate(forms):
if form.accepted:
print k, form.vars # or do something else
return dict(forms = DIV(*forms))
On Wednesday, 13 January 2016 10:58:02 UTC-6, aetagot...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> I'm not sure if this is even possible, but if it is..how would something
> like this work:
>
> You prompt the user for an x amount of days, then with javascript and
> jquery you have x amount of buttons appear. Each button is an instance of
> the form. There is a variable within the javascript that holds the amount
> x. So for each instance of x, the user fills out the same form but with
> different values for each day. In the db module containing the sqlform,
> there is a function that takes in each instance and performs what it needs
> to for each separate instance.
>
> Also, if you are in views, how can you share a variable that is used in a
> script to python code in the same views, or in the db models file?
>
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