+1 for the latter, I totally forgot to point also the error on
form.vars
@david, try the last one by mdipierro and tell us if the problem of
submitting the form goes away..
Niphlod
On 23 Ago, 03:28, mdipierro wrote:
> Your code can be simplified as follows:
> This is incorrect:
> form.
Your code can be simplified as follows:
This is incorrect:
form.vars.user.writable = False
I assume you mean:
db.services.user.writable = False
It is not a good idea to define a form in a if block, i.e. in a
different scope than the the form.accepts. Try this instead:
@auth.requires_login()
That seems to work well with a couple of changes.
the writable=False I did in the db model so that it doesn't show at
all on the sqlform it was throwing an error in the code so I just
removed it.
Everything works as expected except for the initial page submit. If
the record doesn't exist and
I c
usually I'll do something like that:
1. @auth.requires_login()
2. def services():
3.record = db(db.services.user==auth.user.id).select().first()
4.if record:
5.form = SQLFORM(db.services, record, deletable=False)
6.form.vars.user.writable = False
7.else:
8.form
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