I have the following function:
def app_settings():
vertexID = session.vertexID
record = table(vertexID=vertexID)
form = SQLFORM(table, record, showid=False)
if form.validate():
if form.deleted:
...
else:
viewtypeID = int(form.vars.viewtypeID)
if record and (int(record.viewtypeID) != viewtypeID):
...
get_flash(session, None, 'success', 'success')
redirect(URL('app_manage', args=vertexID))
elif form.errors:
get_flash(response, None, 'danger', 'error')
elif not response.flash:
get_flash(response, None, 'info', 'default')
return dict(form=form)
The problem is that if record.viewtypeID is for example 2 and in the form I
change
it to for example 5 the test: (int(record.viewtypeID) != viewtypeID) fails.
Both record.viewtypeID and form.vars.viewtypeID have value 2
When I change form.validate() to form.process().accepted
the test: (int(record.viewtypeID) != viewtypeID) evaluates to True because
form.vars.viewtypeID now has the value 5
I wonder why in the first case form.vars.viewtypeID is 2 instead of 5
Kind regards,
Annet
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