And this does work, which is very bad.
def example2():
rows = db(db.agencias).select()
#create as many forms as rows
forms = dict()
for row in rows:
forms[row.id] = SQLFORM(db.agencias, row.id).process()
fields = forms.itervalues().next().fields
if request.post_vars:
id = request.post_vars.id
if isinstance(id, list): id = id[-1] #get the id from the hidden
field, not the record
form = forms[int(id)] #get the corresponding form
if form.accepted:
print "all good"
elif form.errors:
print "not good"
else:
print "welcome"
rows = db(db.agencias).select()
return locals()
This is bad since you have to query the db twice, and create as many
SQLFORM instances as records, also bad.
Smartgrid and grid doesnt look like they fit my needs, ill keep reading
about them but they expose several routes to edit a record when im trying
to update them in a single view.
If i could use a dummy SQLFORM that passes a db.table validation of a
random incoming post would be enough. ill keep trying. Thanks
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