Hi,


I think this is one that a few people have put on the forum but i don't think 
it's been answered properly (or I've just missed it).


Basically, I would like a form, controls determined by my choosing by the 
fields (initialisation).

ideally in pseudo code something like this:


def createform():

    form = define custom form

    if form.initialising:

        set values to the fields, for selects, set the list of entries and the 
current selection (i could get this from the database, various tables or 
compute them)

    elif form.accepts(request, session):

        # passed simple validation

        # maybe now do some other cross checking

        if extra_checks_ok:

            save to db maybe

        else:

            flash issue and reject

    elif form.errors:

        # deal with errors

    return dict(form=form)


It would make creating forms much faster and allow for greater control.

I don't care if it's FORM of SQLFORM.factory, mainly interested it getting it 
working.

    The following is a simplified version of what i need. (I don't really want 
to use defaults, plus i don't think it will solve the issue).

This has been frustrating me for some time, thinking I have missed something, 
but I'm beginning to think it's a feature needed.


def testform():

    form=FORM('Phone Number:',
              INPUT(_name='phone', type='string', requires=IS_NOT_EMPTY()),
              INPUT(_type='submit'))

    if form.accepts(request,session):
        response.flash = 'form accepted'        
        db.config.update_or_insert(
            db.config.type=='SMS_NUMBER',
            type='SMS_NUMBER',
            txt=form.vars.phone
            )       

        # The new number will now show in the input box on the screen as well. 
    elif form.errors:
        response.flash = 'form has errors'
    else:
        record = db(db.config.type=="SMS_NUMBER").select()
        smsNumber = record.value if record else '' 
        form.var = smsNumber     
        response.flash = 'Please fill in the form'
    return dict(form=form)


Thanks

Den

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