The view has the following link:
{{=A('Refunded', callback=URL('refund', target='REFUND')}}
> <div id="REFUND"></div>
The function 'refund' returns the form, and the idea is that this form can
change from the initial form to a confirmation form:
def refund():
>
> form=FORM('Refund:',
> INPUT(_name='amount', requires=IS_NOT_EMPTY()),
> INPUT(_type='submit'),
> _name='form_one')
> if form.accepts(request, session, formname='form_one'):
> form2 = FORM.confirm('Are you sure to refund $%s?' %
> (form.vars.amount))
> if form2.accepted:
> return '%s refunded' % (form.vars.amount)
> return form2
>
> return form
On form submit form2 opens up, but on submit form2 the initial form is back
(instead of displaying '%s refunded' ).
What would be the way to implement the intended functionality correctly?
I simply need to display form first, and on submit display
form2-confirmation, and on form2 submit to do some operation and display
the result.
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