Hi,
I am re-posting this question, for some reason i don't see my earlier post
in this forum.
I have a form with 2 fields for search, one text, other drop-down. I want
the users to be able to type in the free text or choose from drop-down or
both.
form = SQLFORM.factory(Field('address', label='Address'),
Field('ugroup', requires=IS_IN_DB(db, db.t_ugroups,
'%(group_desc)s'), label='User group'),
formstyle="divs", submit_button="Search"
)
I have a custom form validator to check that both are not null.
def check_search(form):
if (not form.vars.ugroup) and (not form.vars.address):
form.errors.ugroup = 'Need input on user group or address'
The problem is the IS_IN_DB kicks in and throws an error "value not in
database" if only address is typed and searched.
How do i overwrite the IS_IN_DB validator with my custom validator?
Thanks,
Yogesh
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