mandag 21. desember 2015 16.12.14 UTC+1 skrev Anthony følgende:
>
> I was hoping I could avoid redirect. Have to redirect to self then, and
>> then keep output from form1 in session, so than could be used as input in
>> form2.
>>
>
> There's no reason to redirect to self. Just store what is needed from
> form1 in the session and proceed with the code for form2. You only need a
> redirect if the forms will be handled via different actions.
>
> Anthony
>
Hi,
did not think at first..
but, after a bit thoght of what you wrote - it'sworking.
Code:
def test():
form1 = FORM(
INPUT(_id = 'foo', _name = 'foo'),
INPUT(_type='submit', _value="submit")
)
form1_vars = False
form2_vars = False
form2 = False
e = {}
if form1.process(formname="form_one").accepted:
session.form2 = FORM(INPUT(_id = '0', _name = '0'),
INPUT(_id = '1', _name = '1'),
INPUT(_id = '2', _name = '2'),
INPUT(_type='submit', _value="submit"))
if session.form2:
form2 = session.form2
if form2.process(formname = "form_two").accepted:
form2_vars = form2.vars
return locals()
Thx for your help !!
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