Hi! We recently upgraded from 1.98.2 to 1.99.2, and seem to find a regression. An SQLFORM renders boolean database fields as checkboxes. If you (un)check a box and hit submit, calling myform.accepts() and redisplaying the form used to render the fields with the new, updated values. Since the upgrade the checkboxes show the old values, until the page is refreshed explicitly.
It seems that the change in the behavior is caused by changing a condition in INPUT._postprocessing(). There used to be a line: if t == 'checkbox': which is now: if t == 'checkbox' and not '_checked' in self.attributes: Since _postprocess() is called when the INPUT is constructed (which immediately creates a '_checked' attribute), calling it again after updating the database is ineffective. I don't know why this change in the condition was necessary, but now checkboxes (and radiobuttons) behave inconsistently, since all other type of input fields show the updated values when redisplaying the form (as expected). Would anyone take a look at this issue?
