is there more elegant way to prevent integer input in form?
the below method works but wonder if there is more elegant way.
is_int_in_range seems okay but am concerned that malicious user may type
something beyond my range
if form.process().accepted:
try:
if form.vars.role + 1: # check to see if input can be added. No
crash means user typed in a number.
redirect(URL('message_that_integers_not_allowed_Start_over'))
except:
redirect(URL('data_is_good')) # form crashes if user types
non-integer so data is good. Process input.
else:
pass
....... etc.
thanks,
Alex Glaros
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