Hi! Am Donnerstag, 14. Januar 2016 21:04:25 UTC+1 schrieb Anthony: > > Looks like the way you were using it before wasn't supposed to work but > did due to a bug. The purpose of the "record" argument is to enable a > database record to be updated, and so it is expected that the record will > have an "id" field (or a set of fields serving as a primary key). It > appears you are instead using the "record" argument as a way of pre-filling > the form with a set of previously used values. In that case, you should add > a dummy "id" field to session.mydata (it shouldn't matter what value you > assign to it, as it doesn't refer to a real record). Alternatively, you > could use the values in session.mydata to set default values in the > SQLFORM.factory fields. > > Anthony > >> >> Thank you for your input on the matter. It never occured to me, that I was relying on a bug :) After checking back with the documentation, I came up with another possible alternative to your suggestion: my_form.vars.update(my_data).
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