Have you tried setting the default to the desired value?
On Oct 25, 12:06 pm, znafets <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I feel like my other thread got high jacked somehow and I didn't get
> further understanding on how to proceed.
> So here my question to shed some light for me:
>
> coming from a form (view) with an "all user listing" the user_id of a
> selected entry gets caught in the controller function "edit_user"
> which is responsible to create a form for the user who's id was
> selected with all his data from the tables named "users" and
> "address".
>
> As Massimo said SQLFORM.factory would be the best choice in the case
> one need to create a form mixed from two taboles, but is it possible
> to pre-populated the form with the "user" and "address" records data
> from the two tables corresponding to the user_id ?
>
> How would you solve the problem ?
>
> best
> Stefan
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