grid in component only works in Firefox

[Jim S]

I have the following in my component controller:

    form = SQLFORM.factory(Field('productSiteId', db.productSite, label='Add-on',

                                 required=True, requires=requires),

                           Field('quantity', 'decimal(9,4)', label='at'),

                           _id='addonForm',

                           _formname='addonForm')

    if form.process(formname='addonForm').accepted:

When new record is added to the controller the form.process...  works fine if using Firefox, but not when using Chrome/Opera or IE.  What am I missing to make this work reliably?  The other three browsers all return False when adding a new record.  Firefox processes it as I'd expect it to.

[Jim S]

Found a little more.  Look at the two attachments.  One is the generated html from Opera and the other from Firefox.  The opera one is missing the Form element.

-Jim

[Niphlod]

how can opera chunk out part of html ?
if you point opera to

/infocenter/applications/product_addon.load?workorderId.......

what do you get back ?

[Jim Steil]

It works fine.  Also, the data input elements are all displayed appropriately, just doesn't work when I click on submit to try to add something.  But, works fine in Firefox.

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[Jim S]

Should also mention that I updated to the latest web2py this morning, running 2.7.4-stable+timestamp.2013.10.21.14.31.25.

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[Niphlod]

this means that in Opera the product_addon.load shows the <form> tag ?

[Ricardo Pedroso]

On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 9:35 PM, Jim S <j...@qlf.com> wrote:

Found a little more.  Look at the two attachments.  One is the generated html from Opera and the other from Firefox.  The opera one is missing the Form element.

Just guessing...
Maybe nested forms?

Ricardo

[Jim Steil]

Yes, Opera is showing the form tag.

[Jim Steil]

Excellent guess!!  That was it.  Thanks a bunch for your help!

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[Jim Steil]

...the nested form, that is...