The grid acts like a DIV(). So if form=SQLFORM.grid
Then form[0] is the shaded area with the search bar. Likewise form[1] is the table with the data in it. You could do form[1].append(whatever) or form[1].insert(-1, stuff). form.process().accepted becomes form[1].process().accepted If I recall correctly, form[1][0][1] is the table head row with the column titles. To confirm, you could do print form[1][0][1][0] right after the call to grid in your controller. On Dec 16, 2:25 am, whowhywhat <mads...@gmail.com> wrote: > I could not find any post/documentation on how the create, edit and update > forms generated by SQLFORM.grid could be customized. I am assuming that it > is similar to CRUD form customization. However I have not been able to > figure it out. > For example if i wished to have a optional field exposed upon a condition > (optional spouses name if person is married, as shown in some web2py > examples), how could this be done in SQLFORM.grid ? > > thanks in advance :) > > p.s: > web2py is shaping up beautifully .. hats off to Massimo, Antony and others > .. > I advocate web2py to any and everyone who is into web development.. thanks > a lot!
