Maybe also deleting all the existing sessions will also help.
Good luck with it.
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I checked older version on PythonAnywhere and exact same code works
perfectly, so It's not my browser or form code.
What has changed are changes I made somewhere, but where?
Recently added this session-related code but disabled it and problem
persists
session.saved_purpose = dict(the_purpose
In addition to Anthony's idea. Check these:
1. On the example you posted maybe the indentation was wrong, but
'redirect' should have another indent otherwise it would redirect every
time!
2. Make sure you are displaying the form in your view with simply this:
{{=form}}
All the best. D
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Is it possible your browser isn't returning cookies or you have added some
code that is clearing the sessions somewhere? By default, form.process()
provides CSRF protection, which involves the session and therefore the
session cookie -- messing with those will cause form processing to fail
sile
okay, didn't want to use factory anyway. Reason I asked is because all of
my previously-working forms quit working.
They don't stop to let user type in content. No errors, control just
proceeds past the form. Did I change change some global config setting?
This used to work:
form = SQLFORM
Hi Alex,
You wouldn't usually use factory if you are updating a specific DB record.
Anyhow update_record takes a dict:
record.update_record(**dict(form.vars))
Maybe read the book chapter on forms again.
Best wishes D
On Sunday, 7 June 2015 06:50:38 UTC+1, Alex Glaros wrote:
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