One more remark: as a result the tagging submit button submits the outer form and tagging functionality cannot be achieved inside the outer edit form.
On Dec 19, 7:30 pm, czamb <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello there, > > The tagging widget (from plugin_wiki) does not create the proper lines > from form.custom.begin and .end when encapsulated in another form it > seems. This behavior only occurred when the tagging widget was used > inside another custom form for editing an entry (generated also by > SQLFORM.factory). The tagging widget was called in the custom form > view as > > {{=plugin_wiki.widget('tags',table='posts',record_id=form.item.id)}} > > (the form.item.id is the outer "form" where I stored the item to edit) > and the resulting html in firebug was: > > <div class="plugin_tagging"> > **missing: <form method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" > action=""> > <input name="tag_name" value="" size="8"> > <input value="tag" type="submit"> > **missing: </form> > </div> > > I tried to track down the process how form.custom.begin/end are > generated but I was not successful in finding the reason why the > <form> tag is omitted when encapsulating the tag-widget. > > These lines from sqlhtml.py (SQLFORM.__init__) seem to have something > to do with it: > (begin, end) = self._xml() > self.custom.begin = XML("<%s %s>" % (self.tag, begin)) > self.custom.end = XML("%s</%s>" % (end, self.tag)) > > Any ideas? > One more remark: In an earlier version of my app this worked, the db > was still DBSQL there. With the new DAL I couldn't try in the old > version because the application crashes... see the other thread on > 1.90 is out. > > Regards > czamb
