My bad!!
I just realized I had a stupid typo in my model.
It works fine now.
Sorry
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Hi,
I am dealing with postgreSQL database with a fair number of tables and I
currently group
logically similar tables under different schemas.Now when I create the
model I following
the examples I was able to specify the schema using the rname.
However I have issues when linking records from ta
Thank you for the answer,
I am not sure your suggestion would work in my case. I have a datetime
field that potentially can be NULL. In the form the datetime field is
represented by default by the datetime picker widget, what I am looking for
is a way to let the user select a date and have the t
Manuele, Leonel thank you for the answer!
It works as a charm now...
@Leonel
Strings ids come from specifications that are beyond my control : (.
However I have to admin that they were useful in some cases.
I did not put the unique in the model even though the contraint is
implemented db side b
Hi,
I am trying to implement a data entry form for an entity called Model.
It should have a drop down menu showing entries from linked table pollutans.
So far no problem in implementing it. I want now to reorder the elements in
the dropdown menu using the field pollutant_order' in the pollutants_i
Hi,
I was wondering if there is an easy way to specify a default time (say
00:00) in place of the current system time in the
datetime picker widget included in the web2py distribution
Regards
Luca
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Hi everyone,
I am trying to extract latitude and longitude from a POSTGIS geography()
field. Unfortunately the usual st_x() and st_y() functions normally used
for geometry() fields won't work.
How can I extract the required values or transform geography in geometry?
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Hi everyone,
I am trying to make a form that mainly gets its data from a single table,
there are however
some fields that cannot be handled by SQLFORM. For instance I have in my
table a PostGIS
geography field holding the position of a point that I would like to update
using text fields f
I am trying to figure out a way customize a button in a SQLFORM.grid so
that a tooltip text is shown.
Is there a simple way to do that in web2py?
Thanks
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Hi,
I am new to web2py and I am stuck with a strange problem.
I am writing a simple application to manage a db.
Within my application I am have two pages.
- A main page with a SQLFORM.grid showing the records of Table A
- A detail page showing the information and allowing edits of a single
record
Thank you Stefaan,
it worked like a charm.
Luca
On Friday, October 11, 2013 8:55:37 PM UTC+2, stefaan wrote:
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> Hi,
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> > def index():
> > form = SQLFORM.grid(db.stazione,
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> fields={db.stazione.codice,db.stazione.sito_id,db.stazione.data_prelievo},
> >...
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> You could try:
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> fi
Hi,
I am quite new to web2py so this might be a silly question I searched
manual, forum and the web but I wasn't able to find solution.
I am making a simple SQLFORM.grid based on an model. What happens is that I
cannot control the column order.
It seems that the columns in the grid appear in di
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