It might help if you can show more of the controller code and the view code 
so we can get a better idea of what's going on.

On Friday, May 16, 2014 3:23:12 PM UTC-4, LaDarrius Stewart wrote:
>
> Yeah there is only that one. Also there our other lines using variable "a" 
> and they are acting fine each time I click another button. Like "Company = 
> db(db.Company.id==a).select().first()" so its not that the value is 
> incorrect because everything else it works fine with. Its only with the 
> SQLFORM update form that I receive an issue when I pass it the record 
> value. Without that record value in SQLFORM there our  multiple queries 
> that take place with the "a" variable and they're fine. Could this be a bug 
> or am I overlooking something?
>
> On Friday, May 16, 2014 2:04:33 PM UTC-5, Niphlod wrote:
>>
>> are you aware that ajax('new' ['id'], 'ab') it takes all input with name 
>> = id and pass those as an argument ?
>>
>> On Friday, May 16, 2014 7:27:47 AM UTC+2, LaDarrius Stewart wrote:
>>>
>>> Im loading a component from a grid with a button you can see the code 
>>> below in grid "links=links". My issue is the first time I press the button 
>>> everything is fine the pages collapse etc etc the component loads. Then if 
>>> i press another button from the grid im getting a strange error(Seen 
>>> below). The crazy thing about the error is whats causing the issue is when 
>>> I pass the SQLFORM a record value(See below). It gives me the following 
>>> error it seems as if its concatenating the ids. If I take the record value 
>>> off the form I no longer receive the error. I've been stuck on this for 
>>> hours I cant see why making this a edit FORM destroys the code. If I take 
>>> the record value you out im able to click the buttons fine a million times 
>>> no issue. As soon as the record value is in place it goes haywire =[
>>>
>>> Error Message:
>>>  "<type 'exceptions.ValueError'> invalid literal for long() with base 
>>> 10: '|19193|860|860|'"
>>>
>>> form:
>>> a = request.args(0)
>>> form=SQLFORM(db.Company,a, formstyle="bootstrap")
>>>
>>> grid link:
>>> links = [lambda row: 
>>> BUTTON('Profile',_onclick="jQuery('#id5').val('%s'); ajax('new', ['id'], 
>>> 'ab');" % str(row.id), **{'_data-toggle': 'collapse', '_data-target' : 
>>> '#ab', '_class' : 'two btn btn-success', '_type' : 'submit', '_value' : 
>>> 'Submit', '_id' : 'ld'} )]
>>>
>>

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