I believe it is the way that SQLFORM looks for data in request.vars.
It will look for a var with the name of the field...
so
Field('recaptcha', widget=captcha)
It is expecting a request.vars.recaptcha, which does not exist.
You're right, setting default does fix it, sounds like a bug...
So it seems that by setting a default, it is allowing SQLFORM to proceed,
even though it is not getting anything from request.vars.
I even tried setting the field name to recaptcha_response_field with no
luck, but the default trick works! Lol you're awesome Freeze
-Thadeus
On Sat, Nov 21, 2009 at 11:34 AM, mr.freeze <nat...@freezable.com> wrote:
> uld be able to create a form using SQLFORM(db.table) and then
> > insert the recaptcha field aft
>
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