giving that web2py is a mvc framework usually the model of the database
generates also the html forms, and all the "features" of normal CRUD
operations can be abstracted easily.
If you don't want to leverage it but treat web2py as a backend to store
values, you have to prepare a page that inspect request.vars and tune your
html forms to send values to that page
if you prepare a controller with inside
def myvalues():
print request.vars
and in your form, the action attribute points to myvalues, you'll see the
values posted by the form.
>From then on, it's all about what you want to do with those values. If you
want them stored in the db you'll have to define some tables anyway.
On Sunday, April 14, 2013 12:50:50 PM UTC+2, nider fan wrote:
>
> Hi all.
>
> I have built html pages including basic html forms.Now I want them to
> merge with web2py but I can't understand where & how could the data entered
> in form be stored since I am not using SQLFORM ,I am not making forms in
> db.py using Fields.
>
> Can someone guide me about the databases of basic html forms in web2py.
>
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