I know how to generate input fields from form. My doubt is I want to add an
event 'onFocus' to that field. How to do that using SQLFORM.factory
On Tuesday, July 12, 2016 at 2:49:30 PM UTC+5:30, Mirek Zvolský wrote:
>
> You need form and its submitting.
> You can use Web2py form support, see web2py.com/book chapter 7:
> FORM,
> or SQLFORM.factory (you have to save yourselves the input value after
> the form validation from forms.vars into db database)
> or SQLFORM (this will save the input value automatically)
>
> Both SQLFORM's will generate the input element, so you need learn how to
> modify its attributes (autofocus...) via Web2py or you can manipulate the
> attributes via javascript (jQuery).
>
> With FORM you define all elements in the view. So manipulating with field
> attributes is easy, but you have more work to do. + you need save form.vars
> too.
>
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> Dne úterý 12. července 2016 10:43:07 UTC+2 pbt napsal(a):
>>
>> in models
>> db.define_table('list'
>> Field('name','string'),
>> Field('location','string')
>> )
>>
>> <input id="location" class="autocomplete" onFocus="geoLocation()" />
>> I want to store the value present in the above input field to 'location'
>> field in table 'list'.
>>
>>
>>
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