changed_field1 = a new computed value
field1 = changed_field1
#create a new record with form field results for field2 field3, and a
computed value for field1
context.insertNew()
Obvious things are sometimes hardest to find ;)
Try:
field1 = changed_field1
context.insertNew(field1=field1)
I tried the techniques you suggested and it results in the same error --
KeyError: 'form.submitted'
field1 = changed_field1
context.insertNew(field1=field1) -- I also tried the other technique and
got the same error.
I tried your technique with the following changes to my pfg (ploneformgen)
for
Am 27.08.2007, 15:59 Uhr, schrieb onsombal [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
changed_field1 = form.get('field1')
changed_field1 = a new computed value
field1 = changed_field1
#create a new record with form field results for field2 field3, and a
computed value for field1
context.insertNew()
Am 27.08.2007, 21:59 Uhr, schrieb onsombal [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm assuming the form results are stored as an object represented as a
dictionary. If so, then there must be a way for my python script to
change
the key | value pair for field1 before I call my Z SQL Method. Is this
reasonable,
onsombal napisał(a):
I tried the techniques you suggested and it results in the same error --
KeyError: 'form.submitted'
You didn't tell about this kind of error before.
Post a full traceback, please.
I suppose that error is somewhere else...
--
Maciej Wisniowski
So, my script now works!! Thanks to everyone for your input. It is greatly
appreciated. Below is a quick summary of what I did and a relevant excerpt
of the working script.
1) I never was able to get passing the arguments via the context.Statement
to work. I'm sure it's something I've done
