Response to the 2 previous posts:
>Could you try with
>${form.display(action=action, values=values)}
Done, same results. The displayed fields remain empty
I've reviewed the links you included, and focused in on a statement
that 'values' must be a dictionary:
As a test, I modified return statement to 'hardcode' some values as
shown here:
return dict(form=enter_sandbox_data_form, action='/
set_sandbox_data',
values=dict(researcher_name='Denny',researcher_email='[EMAIL PROTECTED]'),
title='Enter Sandbox Data',
id=self.sandboxID)
This too had no impact. the displayed form continues to be blank!
> Asking the stupid question just in case: your Model field names
> match the names you've specified for the fields in your widget list?
That was one of my 1st checks: Yes the widget list names match the
model database names!!
I have this feeling that I'm overlooking something subtle, simple and/
or stupid, and just can't see it!!!??!
On May 3, 3:12 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Thu, 3 May 2007 at 13:52, Denny wrote:
> > I'm a newbie who's having problem including current database data in
> > an edit form!
>
> > I have defined the following form/widget:
>
> > class sandboxDataFields(widgets.WidgetsList):
> > researcher_name = widgets.TextField(name="Researcher's Name",
>
> Asking the stupid question just in case: your Model field names
> match the names you've specified for the fields in your widget list?
>
> I've also heard that SQLObject (if that is what you are using)
> occasionally has trouble with names with underscores in them,
> though I don't think that that issue would apply here.
>
> --David
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