@mgbelisle
Nice solvers.
@Massimo
web2py is (correctly IMO) building request.vars.field as a list from
the three INPUTs, so for consistency I would expect form.vars.field to
be an exact copy after accepts. There is nothing in the w3.org specs
against the use of equally named INPUT controls outside the scope of
checkboxes and radio buttons, but you can set it as a web2py
"restriction by design".
My other comment was also geared towards consistency:
inp1=INPUT(_name='field')
inp2=INPUT(_name='field',_type='text') # as used in widgets
inp1.attributes
{'type':'text','value':None,'_name':'field'}
inp2.attributes
{'_type':'text','value':None,'_name':'field'}
I know that you internally manipulate 'type' and '_type' and the logic
has been working so far, but it just seems inconsistent.
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