Tuples are unmutable (you can't change them), so they don't have a replace attribute. I you want to change your the values into your tuples use list instead.
Richard On Tue, Aug 28, 2012 at 3:44 AM, Bill Thayer <[email protected]> wrote: > The example from the web2py application cookbook runs fine but when I > tweak it I get > <type 'exceptions.AttributeError'> 'tuple' object has no attribute > 'replace' > In the code below, mine is on top named test() for input a test request. > The function named wizard came from the cookbook. > def tests(): > STEPS = { > 0: ('db.test_order.charge_number', 'db.test_order.program', > 'db.test_order.requestor','db.test_order.need_date', > 'db.test_order.comments'), #collect order details first > 1: ('db.test.part', 'db.test.sample', 'db.test.test_type', > 'db.test.process'), # feilds for 1st page > 2: ('db.test.cal_standard', 'db.test.start', 'db.test.stop', > 'db.test.step'), # fileds for 2nd page > 3: ('db.test.vds', 'db.test.ids'), # fields for 3rd page > 4: URL('done')} # url when wizard completed > > step = int(request.args(0) or 0) > if not step in STEPS: redirect(URL(args=0)) > > > fields = STEPS[step] > print "Fields: " + str(fields) + " Step " + str(step) > if step==0: > session.wizard = {} > mytable = db.test_order > else: > mytable = db.test > > if isinstance(fields, tuple): > form = SQLFORM.factory(*[f for f in mytable if f.name in fields]) > > if form.accepts(request, session): > session.wizard.update(form.vars) > redirect(URL(args=step+1)) > else: > mytable.insert(**session.wizard) > session.flash = T('wizard completed') > redirect(fields) > > return dict(form=form, step=step) > > def wizard(): > STEPS = {0: ('field1', 'field2'), # fields for 1st page > 1: ('field3', 'field4'), # fields for 2nd page > 2: ('field5', 'field6'), # fields for 2nd page > 3: URL('done')} # url when wizard completed > step = int(request.args(0) or 0) > if not step in STEPS: redirect(URL(args=0)) > fields = STEPS[step] > print "Fields: " + str(fields) + " Step " + str(step) > if step==0: > session.wizard = {} > if isinstance(fields,tuple): > form = SQLFORM.factory(*[f for f in db.mytable if f.name in fields > ]) > if form.accepts(request,session): > session.wizard.update(form.vars) > redirect(URL(args=step+1)) > else: > db.mytable.insert(**session.wizard) > session.flash = T('wizard completed') > redirect(fields) > return dict(form=form,step=step) > > > > def done(): > return dict(message="End of wizard", back=A("New wizard", _href=URL( > "wizard"))) > > > -- > > > > --
