well...that is not working, but I will keep working at it. mostly I just wanted to make certain that I wasn't doing something incorrectly.
On Sat, Nov 17, 2012 at 5:09 PM, Paul Rykiel <[email protected]> wrote: > as you can see I am still learning, but getting more comfortable, I didn't > know that was a possibility. I will try thank you for your response!! > Safe travels!! > > > > On Sat, Nov 17, 2012 at 5:02 PM, Anthony <[email protected]> wrote: > >> @auth.requires_login() >>> def repair(): >>> ## TODO Need to add a way to find the bike_identifier. >>> ## For now, just get the first bike listed. >>> record = db(db.bike.bike_identifier != "").select()[0] >>> assert(record != None) >>> form = SQLFORM(db.bike, record, showid=False) >>> # Default a form value >>> #form.vars.bike_identifier = record.bike_identifier >>> form.add_button("Cancel", URL("index")) >>> *form.add_button("Print_Tag", URL("tagprint", args=form.vars. >>> bike_identifier)) >>> * form.process() #onvalidation=onValidate) >>> >> >> First, when the form is first created, there are no request.vars and >> therefore no form.vars, so form.vars.bike_identifier will be None. Second, >> even once the form is submitted and there are some request.vars, form.vars >> will not be filled in until after you call form.process(), so >> form.vars.bike_identifier will still be None at the point where you are >> accessing it. >> >> Perhaps instead you want: >> >> form.add_button("Print_Tag", URL("tagprint", args=record.bike_identifier >> )) >> >> Anthony >> >> -- >> >> >> >> > > --
