signature in auth is meant as auth.signature, aka archive, aka save every
update the auth_ * tables .
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/09?search=auth.signature
the _signature you see appended to the url is coming from the url
generation with the user_signature=True parameter.
http://web
Thanks Jim. Although off topic, appreciate the input on the table. Each
portfolio might have multiple rows (i.e., portfolio value at Date 1,
portfolio value at Date 2, etc.), so I'm using the portfolio_id field to
identify all of the rows associated with a given portfolio. There may be
more ele
>From what I see you shouldn't have to have any groups setup. You will need
a user which you can use the register function (from the generated login
box on your main page) to create.
Also, it appears as though you have your table setup incorrectly. If you
want portfolio_id to be the keyfield
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