Hi Marco,
Your example is very interesting but in my case it doesn't work, because
I don't want to add some items, I want to replace some items instead.
Take a look at field 'codice', in EditFields it is a HiddenField while
in AddFields it is a TextField
....
class EditFields(widgets.WidgetsList):
codice = widgets.HiddenField(name='codice')
...
class AddFields(EditFields):
codice = widgets.TextField(name='codice')
jo
Marco Mariani ha scritto:
> Jose Soares wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have defined two forms; one to add a new record and another to update
>> data.
>>
>>
> I don't see form definitions in your code, there are field lists.
>
> I suppose somewhere in the form creation you call
>
> fields=EditFields()
>
> fields=AddFields()
>
>
> Replace the latter with fields=EditFields()+AddFields() (WidgetsList
> are lists, not compound widgets or anything magic)
>
> and replace AddFields(EditFields) with AddFields(widgets.WidgetsList)
>
>
> This should be a FAQ...
>
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