You could do something like form.process(formname='form%s' % row.id). But
then you don't want to have to create and process all the forms when just a
single form is submitted, so include some logic to check for a form
submission, and in that case, just construct the single form that has been
submitted.
Anthony
On Thursday, May 22, 2014 7:12:19 AM UTC-4, Lucas Schreiber wrote:
>
> Hey,
> i'm sorry, i need help again :)
> i have a db table, and i want to create a üage where for every row is a
> form. my idea looks like this:
>
> row_db = dba(dba.user.user_id == user_id).select(dba.user.ALL)
> for row in row_db:
> form=FORM('Your name:',
> SELECT(),
> INPUT(_type='submit', _value = 'HERE'))
> if form.process(formname='form_one').accepted:
>
> but it does not work since every time the form variable gets replaced. Has
> anyone an idea? maybe it is possible to create something like this?
> form_'a'=FORM('Your name:',...
> and 'a' changes with every loop? but i don't think it'll work like that.
> Does anyone has an idea?
>
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