How about something like:
import random
rows = random.shuffle([TR(x.answer1,INPUT(_type="radio",
_name="operation",_value
="answer1")),
TR(x.answer2,INPUT(_type="radio",
_name="operation",_value
="answer2")),
TR(x.answer3,INPUT(_type="radio",
_name="operation",_value
="answer3")),
TR(x.answer4,INPUT(_type="radio",
_name="operation",_value
="answer4"))])
rows.append(TR("",INPUT(_type="submit", _name="submit", _value="Submit")))
form = FORM(TABLE(rows))
Anthony
On Wednesday, June 12, 2013 2:38:31 PM UTC-4, Austin Nisenbaum wrote:
>
> Using Web2py, in the default controller, how can I randomize the order
> that the radio buttons appear on the screen? Ex: I don't want answer1 to
> appear before all of the other radio buttons all of the time.
>
> def index():
> import random
> recaptcha_row = db(db.recaptcha_qa).select(orderby="<random>")
> for x in recaptcha_row:
> statement=x.statement
> question=x.question
>
> form = FORM(
>
> TR(x.answer1,INPUT(_type="radio", _name="operation",
> _value="answer1")),
> TR(x.answer2,INPUT(_type="radio", _name="operation",
> _value="answer2")),
> TR(x.answer3,INPUT(_type="radio", _name="operation",
> _value="answer3")),
> TR(x.answer4,INPUT(_type="radio", _name="operation",
> _value="answer4")),
> TR("",INPUT(_type="submit", _name="submit",
> _value="Submit")),
>
> )
>
> if form.accepts(request.vars,session):
>
> if (form.vars.operation=="answer1"):
>
> redirect(URL("right_answer"))
>
> else:
>
> redirect(URL("wrong_answer"))
>
> return dict(statement=statement,question=question,form=form)
>
> def right_answer():
>
> return dict()
>
> def wrong_answer():
>
> return dict()
>
>
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