Nevermind. Got it.
There was a mismatch in # of fields between SQLFORM.factory and my
custom form in the view.
This caused the form to have errors rather than being accepted.
I will be more careful in the future with my custom forms.
Thank you Richard for your help.
-David
Please excuse my typo. I passed one dict as the validator expects
rather than a list of dicts.
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> I also tried passing a list of dicts to IS_IN_SET() and get the same
> LazyT 'value not allowed' error.
>
Upon further investigation I looked at validators.py to make sure I
was passing IS_IN_SET() the data it is looking for.
A list of tuples should be no problem. I suspect it must be either
the '#' or the ':' that's the problem.
1) Am I correct in assuming that it shouldn't matter if everything in
Not sure if my post made it so I apologize if I am reposting. I will
not make any more attempts to post the text below:
Thanks for the quick reply Richard.
The bizarre thing is that I'm not passing anything to T in my code.
I am passing as an example:
sorted_stuff = [ ('#3:4', 'Monty'), ('#6:1
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