I have a class (let's call it MyClass) which has a super class (let's call
it SuperClass) - these classes are in separate files under 'models'.
MyClass defines a database table, and it can call a SuperClass function to
construct an SQLFORM for that table. This works perfectly fine unless a
'next' parameter is provided to the validate or process method of the
SuperClass function which generates the form. For example, the following
code produces a "303 SEE OTHER" exception when the form is validated:
def make_form(...):
form = SQLFORM
...
if form.process(next = URL('some_controller', 'some_function')).accepted:
pass
...
Any idea on why the exception is being generated and on how to fix it?
Thank you.
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