Hey Niphlod,
Thanks for that answer... you are spot on in seeing the problem... my
"#appointments_blah" id's did get changed to "#no_table_blah" hence the
jQuery was targeting id's that no longer existed...
To "fix" it I simply changed the hard coded script at this point to target
"#no_table_unit", "#no_table_unit", "#no_table_unit", "#no_table_unit"
etc... which is very ugly :(
I can use input names to hide the data fields as you suggested above which
is preferred but how would I hide the labels? They do not have a name
property...
I could not work out how to use the "form = SQLFORM.factory(Field() .....,
table_name='appointments')" suggestion in this instance... I get it if I am
using a normal instance of SQLFORM.factory... but in this case where i am
referencing and updating two tables i cannot seem to get the syntax right...
The relevent part >>> "form = SQLFORM.factory(db.appointments, db.notes)"
<<< are you sating I wrap this section with the above?
Eg... "form = SQLFORM.factory(
Field('field name'), ('field name'), ....., table_name='appointments')"
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