I've manually added a field to the auth.register() form, but validation is
not performed for the field upon form submission. The code is as follows:
def create_zipcode_field_for_register_form():
input_zipcode = INPUT(_class = 'span4 string', _name = 'f_zipcode', _id
= 'f_zipcode',
_placeholder = T('Recommended'), requires =
IS_LENGTH(5, 3))
div_password_confirm_controls = DIV(input_zipcode, SPAN(_class =
'help-block'), _class = 'controls')
label = LABEL(T('ZIP'), _class = 'control-label')
return DIV(label, div_password_confirm_controls, _id = 'f_zipcode__row',
_class = 'control-group')
def custom_register():
...
auth.settings.formstyle = 'bootstrap'
form = auth.register()
form.element('#auth_user_username__row', replace = lambda x: x +
create_zipcode_field_for_register_form())
return dict(...)
Is there a way to force the validation to be performed for the 'f_zipcode'
input?
The 'f_zipcode' field pertains to a table other than auth_user, and I'd
like to avoid the 'auth.settings.extra_fields' route of solving this
problem.
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