Amazing ! .. Viva python .. viva web2py !
This is pretty cool stuff !
thanks Anthony ..
2012/6/26 Anthony
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> On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 6:17:58 PM UTC-4, Don_X wrote:
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>> Hello Anthony, ...
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>> I have tried the suggested line of code ...
>> the following way, based on my function index(
On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 6:17:58 PM UTC-4, Don_X wrote:
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> Hello Anthony, ...
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> I have tried the suggested line of code ...
> the following way, based on my function index(): in the controller the
> filter field is 'email_check'
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> so I have entered :
> db.auth_user.insert(**db.auth_user.em
Hello Anthony, ...
I have tried the suggested line of code ...
the following way, based on my function index(): in the controller the
filter field is 'email_check'
so I have entered :
db.auth_user.insert(**db.auth_user.email_check(form.vars))
but I get an error msg ! .. should I put it in brake
db.auth_user.insert(**db.auth_user._filter_fields(form.vars))
That will filter out the fields that don't belong to the table.
Anthony
On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 8:12:39 AM UTC-4, Don_X wrote:
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> Thank you Bruno I believe it would of work but ... I get an error ...
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> Field email_check do
Thank you Bruno I believe it would of work but ... I get an error ...
Field email_check does not belong to the
table
I think it is because I check the email entered in the SQLFORM.factory form
and the field e-mail_check does not exist in the table
it is just a verification scheme !
if form.process().accepted:
db.auth_user.insert(**form.vars)
response.flash = T('Quick Sign-up Accepted ! - Check your e-mail !')
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Hello web2py users,
I have made a quick sign up form using SQLFORM.factory,
all the data entered on the various fields of the form are validating
correctly, my error msgs are poping up the way I want ( and not into the
form )
My SQLFORM.factory in the controller index file goes like this ( I hav
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