Anthony- you're right on both counts- sloppy copy and pasting on my part-
edited my previous post, everything works. Thanks!-
On Tuesday, August 7, 2012 2:47:57 PM UTC-4, Anthony wrote:
>
> OK- figured this out, mostly. Anthony's answer worked, but only after I
>> added session to the .accepts(...) args // and or used
>> form.process(...).accepted instead.
>>
>
> Yes, the formkey is stored in the session, so you have to pass the session
> to form.accepts() for the formkey to be created. form.process() ultimately
> calls form.accepts(), and it automatically passes the session (unless you
> explicitly set session=None).
>
>
>> Note however that using *{{=form.hidden_fields()}}* in the view does NOT
>> work for me (the form never gets accepted) even though the generated HTML
>> looks fine. I don't have an explanation for this-
>>
>
> I tried your exact code, and {{=form.hidden_fields()}} seems to work fine
> for me.
>
> Side note: In your code, you are processing the form twice -- once with
> form.accepts(), and a second time with form.process() in the returned dict.
>
> Anthony
>
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