Winston:
form.custom is one way to do this. That's the method I use and it
works.
However, I believe you can still do it your way. If you want your
controller to be able to process the form, which I think is a good
assumption, then you must have an equivalent myform=FORM(...)
statement in your controller and pass it through the return dict
(form=myform), even if you're not using any form formatting in the
view. That's the only way the controller will know what the form is
that you're using in the view. Then, Massimo's statement
{{=form.hidden_fields()}} comes into play.
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