Using your jquery post code or web2py's ajax functiong would give you the
same problem with the button that you're preventing with return false.
Basically, if you want you can just remove return false from your submit
handler and add this to your javascript:
$(document).on('ajax:complete', '#myForm', function (e) {
$.web2py.enableFormElements($(this));
});
replacing myForm with your form's id and have it working.
Another option is to not put that javascript and simulate a trapped form by
setting data-w2p_target which will make web2py.js form_handlers fire as
they will think it's a trapped form:
<form class="form-horizontal" id="note-form" data-w2p_target>
I think either option will work (I'm not testing this). So:
1. Remove return false
2. Either add the javascript or the data-w2p_target attribute to the form.
3. ???
4. Profit!
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