Getting my feet wetter, I've been reading about generating forms. Very cool stuff. Before I break things too badly though I thought I'd ask:
I see that when I create a new app, web2py automatically generates a user view and user() function in the default.py file. All that does is return dict(form=auth()) So when I goto default/user/register how exactly is that being processed? I have a table "Companies" and as a user registers I would like them to be able to include information about their company and have that entered into the Companies table not kept with the Auth_User table. So I figured I would create my own form that simply extended the basic registration process for Auth(). But when I look at the def user() function and all it does is return form=auth() I'm lost because it all seems like magic now. My sense is that the Auth structure is a well thought out piece of work and I don't want to go about changing it. Could anyone help enlighten me? --
