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> >
> > Look at what get_submit_button() does.  Submit buttons are in
> > request.form too.
> >
> I know, but it is just checking if the length of request.form bigger
> than zero, not neccessary if a submit is in the request.
>
> For my case, I have a form, with a prefilled input, and a single select
> input which I overrided to allow empty list.  In the form.__init__ method
> where I construct the single select input, I check if the list is empty,
> then just show a message saying action cannot be perform and don't
> show the submit button.  So it is a form without a submit button, and
> because one input is filled, the original form_submitted() will think
> the form is submitted...
>
> I know a form without a submit button is weird, but I do this to try to
> make the form 'self-sufficient'...  How are other people doing this?
> Any advise is appreciated.
>
> Alex

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