Ok... Thank you so much for your precious time Anthony! Answer in the text below...
On Wed, Dec 14, 2011 at 2:07 PM, Anthony <[email protected]> wrote: > Don't have time for a thorough review, but a few points... > > > sum_of_sum = md5_hash('|'.join(str(i) for i in list_of_row_md5h)) >> > > I think you only want to hash individual records and check individual > records when they are submitted (probably via an ajax submission). There's > no reason to reject an update for one record just because another record > has changed (which is what will happen if you create a single hash for the > entire set of records). > > You maybe right... I already have a implementation that works for that. I was pushing further, since user will have to double check if all the records I think he had reviewed have been effectively reviewed... Maybe just returning (redirect) the form in case a records had changed will be enough... > form._formkey = sum_of_sum* # does notting here...* >> > > Although the input field is named "_formkey", the form attribute is > form.formkey, not form._formkey. Also, the _formkey isn't created until you > call .accepts or .process, so you have to change the formkey after > form.process. > > form.process(detect_record_**change=True) >> > > I do not think you will be able to use the built-in detect_record_change > functionality with SQLFORM.factory. I was suggesting you manually code your > own by hashing the records and comparing the hashes upon submission. > > Anthony > Richard
