I believe the second argument of ajax() can also be a string jQuery selector, which can be a selector for an entire form, whose inputs will then be serialized and posted. Good point, though -- when the second argument is a list of field names, maybe we should allow an additional parameter to specify a scope for those fields via an additional jQuery selector.
Anthony On Friday, August 24, 2012 10:12:40 PM UTC-4, shartha wrote: > > What you mentioned re: putting forms in separate DIV's should work with > jQuery functions. But I suppose if you have two forms with fields that have > the same name, if you use the web2py's Ajax function, for the second > parameter of the ajax function, the value of both fields will be posted. Is > that not the case? > > BTW, how can you format the codes in the body of a post? > > > Thanks for your responses. > --
