I don't see why this requires two forms. Just make the db.tests.questions a
list:reference field and display a single table via SQLFORM(db.tests).
You'll get a multi-select box with all the questions as options. If you
prefer checkboxes, you can do:
Field('questions', 'list:reference questions',
widget=SQLFORM.widgets.checkboxes.widget)
To display the questions as desired, be sure to set the "format" attribute
of the db.questions table. If you need a representation more complex than
can be handled with Python string formatting, the "format" attribute can be
a function that returns any string or HTML helper object. Alternatively,
you can specify the "represent" attribute of the db.tests.questions field.
Even if you don't want to use a list:reference field for some reason, you
could still construct a single custom table to allow selection of the
questions along with the other test parameters.
Anthony
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