I think your compilation error comes from the fact that in Python you cannot
have a variable name starting with a number. Try changing the field names of
Evaluation table to <letter>_1_1A...
Then remember that only one form can be submitted in HTML, so your controler
will be called only for one submitted form, not all.
Le samedi 2 mars 2013 07:26:18 UTC+1, Anthony Bond a écrit :
> I've been working with web2py for about two months now. I've figured out how
> to do a lot of awesome things with it; however, the problem I'm having now
> has me stumped.
>
>
> I'm working on an application that allows a user to submit a self-evaluation,
> based on criteria that the user will find on a page. I have a table with 33
> rows of of criteria. The table contains a column which hosts the criteria,
> pre-formatted in HTML. Each HTML section contains a table the gives the
> users the criteria for each of six levels - these individual tables are
> almost large enough to take up the entire content section of the webpage, so
> I've placed them all in a jQuery accordion. Below each table, I've placed a
> drop down list, where the user can select what criteria they feel as though
> they've met. I've added a small screenshot to show the look and feel I'm
> trying to achieve (and currently have).
>
>
> The problem I'm having is getting the values of those drop down lists back
> from the database. Currently, I iterate through the table containing the
> HTML using a for loop, tacking a drop down list at the end of each. Right
> now, I'm unable to get the data back from the page. Here is my code:
>
>
>
> def Take_Eval():
>
> user = db(db.Person.auth_userUserId ==
> auth.user.id).select().first().PersonId
>
> table = db(db.PageContent.ContentId > 0).select()
>
> submit = INPUT(_name='submit', _type='submit')
>
> formlist = []
>
>
>
> for row in table:
>
> newForm = FORM(H2(row['ContentDescription'], _style="padding-left:
> 10px;"),
>
> DIV(XML(row.ContentHTML), BR(), P(SELECT(OPTGROUP(OPTION('Does not
> Attempt', _value=0), OPTION('Developing', _value=1), OPTION('Progressing',
> _value=2), OPTION('Established', _value=3), OPTION('Advanced', _value=4),
> OPTION('Master', _value=5)), _id=row['QuestionNumber']), _style='text-align:
> center;')))
>
> formlist.append(newForm)
>
>
>
> for form in formlist:
>
> if form.accepts(request, session):
>
> response.flash = 'Profile Saved Successfully on ' +
> str(time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S", time.localtime()))
>
> #db.Evaluation.insert(PersonBeingEvaluated, PersonEvaluating, EvalDate
> ,1_1A ,1_1B ,1_2 ,1_3 ,1_4 , 1_5, 1_6, 2_1, 2_2A , 2_2B, 2_3A ,2_3B ,2_4 ,2_5
> ,3_1 , 3_2 , 3_3, 3_4, 3_5A, 3_5B, 3_6, 3_7, 3_8, 3_9A, 3_9B, 3_9C, 4_1, 4_2,
> 4_3A, 4_3B, 4_4, BeliefsScore, CharacterScore)
>
>
>
> redirect(URL('default', 'index'))
>
> elif form.errors:
>
> response.flash = 'Profile could not be submitted. Please try
> again later. '
>
>
>
> db.Evaluation.insert(PersonBeingEvaluated=user, PersonEvaluating=0,
> EvalDate=datetime.now(), 1_1A = formlist[0].vars.1_1A, 1_1B =
> formlist[1].vars.1_1B, 1_2 = formlist[2].vars.1_2, 1_3 =
> formlist[3].vars.1_3, 1_4 = formlist[4].vars.1_4, 1_5 = formlist[5].vars.1_5,
> 1_6 = formlist[6].vars.1_6, 2_1 = formlist[7].vars.2_1, 2_2A =
> formlist[8].vars.2_2A, 2_2B = formlist[9].vars.2_2B, 2_3A =
> formlist[10].vars.2_3A, 2_3B = formlist[11].vars.2_3B, 2_4 =
> formlist[12].vars.2_4, 2_5 = formlist[13].vars.2_5, 3_1 =
> formlist[14].vars.3_1, 3_2 = formlist[15].vars.3_2, 3_3 =
> formlist[16].vars.3_3, 3_4 = formlist[17].vars.3_4, 3_5A =
> formlist[18].vars.3_5A, 3_5B = formlist[19].vars.3_5B, 3_6 =
> formlist[20].vars.3_6, 3_7 = formlist[21].vars.3_7, 3_8 =
> formlist[22].vars.3_8, 3_9A = formlist[23].vars.3_9A, 3_9B =
> formlist[24].vars.3_9B, 3_9C = formlist[25].vars.3_9C, 4_1 =
> formlist[26].vars.4_1, 4_2 = formlist[27].vars.4_2, 4_3A =
> formlist[28].vars.4_3A, 4_3B = formlist[29].vars.4_3B, 4_4 =
> formlist[30].vars.4_4, BeliefsScore = formlist[31].vars.BeliefsScore,
> CharacterScore = formlist[32].vars.CharacterScore)
>
>
>
> return locals()
>
>
> The code is not letting me compile due to a syntax error on the area I've
> highlighted above. I'm okay with not using a form, or a bunch of forms, as
> long as I can get the values from the drop down list back to the controller
> when the submit button is clicked. I originally looped through the table in
> the view to make the display. Each drop down has a unique name that I'd be
> able to access in the controller, but I haven't been able to figure out how
> to do that only after post back. I appreciate any guidance that could be
> given. Thanks!
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