I used the following: record = db(db[main_data.settings.table_name_products].id == product_id).select() form.element(_id = "op_products_type")[0] = record[0].type
Regards, Oscar. On 12 jun, 01:33, Oscar <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I have a model using a list:string field called type. > > Validation for type field: > IS_IN_SET({'finished':T('Finished'),'service':T('Service')}, > zero=T("-- Choose Type Of The Product --"))), > > So, when I create an update form using SQLFORM it shows the form fine > but, the dropdown thats belong to type doesn't have the right value or > selection, it just shows "-- Choose Type Of The Product --" > > form = SQLFORM(db[main_data.settings.table_name_products], > record = product_id, > fields = product_fields, > submit_button = submit_button, > formstyle = 'divs') > > I need that type field get the right value from the string stored in > the DB to get it showed in the dropdown. How I can do this? > > Regards, > > Oscar.
