Hi!
I'm trying to run a simple web2py (2.13.4-stable) form from links (2.8/2.12),
and I've found a strange bug.
web2py's form.accepts is failing because the formkey and formname fields
aren't being submitted. links isn't submitting those fields because
web2py is wrapping them in a <div style="display:none;">.
Replacing my line 2183 in gluon/html.py, in FORM.hidden_fields:
return DIV(c, _style="display:none;")
with
return DIV(c)
fixes the problem for me.
I'm wondering: what's the reason behind the "display: none;" there? I
can understand the browser not submitting them on security concerns, but
I'm ignorant of what the specs say about this corner case.
Best,
-mg
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