accepts(...,onaccept=lambda form:do_something(form)) On Jan 14, 2:24 am, "Logan (LK)" <[email protected]> wrote: > In the controller I have the code: > > form = SQLFORM(db.plugin) > > #sets a non-editable form value to an editable form value. There > is then a DB validator which converts it into a proper slug > form.vars.slug = form.vars.name > > if form.accepts(request.vars, session): > > My problem is that I want to alter data that has been submitted by the > form before it is saved into the database. If I do what I have done > above, then it errors out if the form hasn't been submitted. I > understand that form.accepts() essentially checks if the form has been > submitted, then validates the data and then saves the data, all > without being interrupted. Coming from Django I'm used to: > > if the form has been submitted: > if the form is valid: > save the form() > > Which leaves many stages at which to validate data. Has anyone come > across this problem before? What were your solutions? > > Thanks alot.
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