I am not sure about what you are doing. Why do you have one form per row
that does not submit any data other than a hidden field with id? What is
the purpose of that submission?
On Thursday, 3 July 2014 05:03:19 UTC-5, Shubham Jain wrote:
>
> And I didn't understand why should I pass the 'pro_id' by GET and not by
> POST. This is the view from where I am passing the parameter (using POST)
>
> {{for row in rows:}}
> <tr>
> <td>{{=x}}{{x=x+1}}</td>
> <td>{{=row.product_id}}</td>
> <!-- EDIT -->
> <td><form action="{{=URL('pro_edit')}}" method="post">
> <input name="pid" value="{{=row.product_id}}" type="hidden">
> <input type="submit" value="Edit">
> </form></td>
> <tr> {{pass}}
>
> Please tell me if I am wrong somewhere.
>
> Mind that the pid of the product you want to edit should not be a POST
>> parameter but a GET parameter. According to REST it is used to identify the
>> resource you want to edit therefore it belongs to the URL not to the posted
>> data.
>>
>> Massimo
>>
>>
>>
>> On Wednesday, 2 July 2014 06:05:31 UTC-5, Shubham Jain wrote:
>>>
>>> I want to create an update page just like profile page in default
>>> application. Actually I am passing the primary key of a table by a button
>>> click to the product_update page. In the controller of the update page I
>>> tried these 2 codes.
>>>
>>> def product_edit():
>>> db.products.product_id.writable=FALSE # to make product_id
>>> non editable
>>> db.products.product_id.readable=TRUE
>>> testform =
>>> SQLFORM(db.products,db(db.products.product_id==request.post_vars.pid).select(),
>>> fields=['product_id','price','pro_type','tags','category','description']))
>>> return dict(form=testform)
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> --------------OR---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>
>>> dform =
>>> SQLFORM(db.products,record=db(db.products.product_id==request.post_vars.pid).select(),
>>>
>>> fields=['product_id','price','pro_type','tags','category','description'])
>>> return dict(form=dform)
>>>
>>> pid - name of the input which has the product_id.
>>> But these don't work.
>>>
>>> Error Generated: TypeError: list indices must be integers, not str
>>>
>>>
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