It's not quite clear what you're doing -- perhaps you can show a code
example. Do you get a lot of users reloading post-submission pages and
ignoring the browser warning about re-submitting the form?
Anthony
On Saturday, April 20, 2013 8:58:54 AM UTC-4, David Ripplinger wrote:
>
> Furthermore, since I am using custom checks on the validity of data (i.e.
> I'm doing checks that go way beyond putting a "requires" object in a Field
> object), I am currently creating a custom FORM object, and then after
> form.accepts passes, I check if adding in the data raises exceptions. If an
> exception is raised, it is caught and I add the message of the exception to
> form.errors['field'].
>
> The problem with me breaking the typical usage this way is that subsequent
> form submissions that are valid do get accepted and processed, but the
> errors from previous invalid submissions still display. I can go set
> form.errors = {}, I suppose, for every form on my page, but this could
> become tedious. Is there a better way?
>
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