Yes, the script is buggy, alright. To begin with, the field ID was supposed to be skipped altogether according to the code. The line
if field[0] == 'id': should have been if field[0].lower() == 'id': for the ID field to be skipped successfully. Anyway, its a relief that the my app does not break in the lastest version of web2py. I was just taking my baby steps into deployment in a real world scenario to see web2py in action and my small app in deployment. Boy, am I going to get a high on this! However, the issue of the following thread still remains: https://groups.google.com/d/topic/web2py/oMZNXQxmBvM/discussion I don't know if it was appropriate to send a mail directly to you, which is what i did. Its just that there was not even a single poster reading it in 12 hours. Any way, thanks. Just like to share with you that my python coding improved helluva lot because of web2py, because I was determined to make web2py my framework of choice. (I was about to use PHP / Codeigniter). And guess what, I have modified my .py modules in such a way that it can work either via import by web2py or by directly executing the module. I now can re-use so many of my previously written modules in python (with sloppy coding, of course! I will be polishing it in due course). I was about to use wxPython for the GUI, which itself has a steep learning curve. Now making a GUI with web2py is such a piece of cake, and with ajax in tow via JQuery, the browser can react instantly to the users input giving the desktop interface feel.
