It seems the problem is that IS_IN_SET cannot be in a list.
Although there is no specific example of [IS_IN_SET(['Y','N'])], there
are examples that group several validators together in a list and also
[IS_NOT_EMPTY] (one validator in a list) so it seems a bit perverse
that if IS_IN_SET is in a list it just gets ignored.
Bill
On Oct 12, 9:19 am, billf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My model contains:
> db.define_table('recipe',
>
> SQLField('last_action_ts','datetime',required=True,default=now),
>
> SQLField('ability','string',length=1,required=True,requires=IS_IN_SET(['B','C'],labels=['straightforward','slightly
> adventurous'])),
> SQLField('amount','integer',required=True),
> ...
> migrate=False)
>
> My controller contains form=SQLFORM(db.recipe)
>
> My view contains {{=form}}
>
> But the displayed form has an INPUT type="text" for ability, shouldn't
> it be a SELECT?
>
> Looking into it, it seems the SQLFORM __init__ contains "elif
> hasattr(field.requires,'options'):" which must be true to create the
> SELECT and this is False for the "ability" field.
>
> I'm sure I'm doing something silly but I can't see it. Any ideas
> please?
>
> Bill
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