Still no luck. In the users table, I now do:
sub display_fields { qw(groups); }
and in Auth_role I do:
sub display_fields {qw(users}; }
For one-many relationships, it works, but doesn't do what I really want.
I can add multiple NEW tickets to a host, but I want to be able to
associate existing tickets to a host, with a multiple select box. Is
this not possible, or in the works? I can look at adding it myself if
not.
For many-many relationships, like the user/group scenario.. The
behavior is still exactly as I described below. When I edit a user, I
get a form to create an auth_role. If I submit it, it creates the
auth_role, but does not associate the user with it. Also, what I'm
really looking for is a multiple select box to associate the user with
existing groups.. not create a new one.
Anyhow, I'm off to bed. Will look into more tomorrow.
*snip*
> I'll try and get the demo back up if I can isolate a few loose tuits.
> I put it on a mod_perl server, which turned out to be a mistake
> because I need to restart the server to update the code. It was an
> update to Mp::Plugin::Session that broke the demo. I'm going to move
> it to a cgi server.
Ahh, the joy of mod_perl. I run apachectl restart so much, I have a
shell alias for it.
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