Ideally something like this will work for you...
def test_form():
form = SQLFORM(db.table,
buttons = [INPUT(_type='Submit', _name='submit1', _value='Submit1'),
INPUT(_type='Submit', _name='submit2',
_value='Submit2')])
if form.accepts(request):
if form.vars.submit1:
pass
elif form.vars.submit2:
pass
return form
Works in IE10, but this may not work in older browsers (such as IE7) so you
might need to resort to a javascript solution as discussed here:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/web2py/D0S2-VsFjfU/YGsKiUf4wXkJ
On Monday, April 22, 2013 6:57:18 AM UTC+12, lucas wrote:
>
> hello one and all,
>
> working on a custom SQLFORM. i use the form.custom.submit to display it
> in the view and when it is pressed it properly updates that record in the
> databse. good. now i want to add a second custom button that will also
> still update the fields to the proper record and then do a redirect to
> another function in the controller. i've read a few close posts and tried
> them, but all unsuccessful. how can i add a second custom button and a
> method in the function to know when that other button was pushed, still
> updating the record and then redirecting.
>
> thanx in advance. lucas
>
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