If your app has a create-controller (I believe it has), you can just add to
it some code like this:
def your_create_controller():
templ_rec_id = request.args(0) # means request like
'http://.../your_create_controller/123' 123 - id of existing record
# no
Hi,
Not really as new to this and working my way through it slowly, but best I
keep on searching
cheers
Anthony
On Tuesday, 15 December 2015 05:19:30 UTC+11, villas wrote:
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> By 'prototype' I believe he means the record which you wish to use as a
> 'template'.
>
> 1. Find your 'template' re
By 'prototype' I believe he means the record which you wish to use as a
'template'.
1. Find your 'template' record which will be used for setting the default
values of the fields in the new record.
2. Set the field.default accordingly.
3. Do not pass a record to SQLFORM. If you do, it will upd
Hi Val,
Thanks for your reply, but unable to find any about get prototype record in
the book.
Do you have an examples
Thanks
Anthony
On Saturday, 12 December 2015 06:03:26 UTC+11, Val K wrote:
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> 1. get prototype record
> 2. overwrite field.default with corresponding prototype value
> 3
1. get prototype record
2. overwrite field.default with corresponding prototype value
3. don't pass record to SQLFORM
On Monday, December 7, 2015 at 7:15:46 AM UTC+3, Anthony Smith wrote:
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> Hi All,
>
> I have a products table:
> db.define_table('product',
> Field('product_
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