> > I don't think there are any SQLFORMs. It's all custom Ajax calls. I'm > guessing your JavaScript library (angular, in this case) needs to take care > of it?
Presumably you could still use SQLFORM to generate the _formkey value, send it to the client, and have the client send it back with the form submission. This doesn't require using web2py's default form serialization in the view. It's probably only worth doing it this way if you are using SQLFORM on the server side for processing. Anthony --
