On Monday, 9 July 2012 14:35:41 UTC+2, Remco K wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm working with SQLFORM.grid but I cant get the referenced table
representation to work. The only thing i get is the ID of the referenced
table(s):
*db.py: *
db.define_table('clients',
Field('number'),
db.define_table('clients',
Field('number'),
Field('name'),
format='%(name)s')
Then you don't have to explicitly define the IS_IN_DB validator, as
sessions.client_id will get one by default with the format set to the
db.clients format attribute. In
Thanks for the answers.
This representation works perfectly when i show the content in a dropdown
so i think this has more to do with SQLFORM.grid...
2012/7/9 Anthony abasta...@gmail.com
db.define_table('clients',
Field('number'),
Field('name'),
On Monday, July 9, 2012 12:32:11 PM UTC-4, Remco K wrote:
Thanks for the answers.
This representation works perfectly when i show the content in a dropdown
so i think this has more to do with SQLFORM.grid...
The dropdown is controlled by the IS_IN_DB validator, not the field's
represent
Hmm oke. I tried it on different ways. Now i use the PowerTable plugin and
it's working. There is nothing wrong with the IS_IN_DB() validator as far
as i can see. I use:
db.define_table('clients',
Field('number'),
Field('name'),
db.sessions.client_id.requires = IS_IN_DB(db, db.clients.id, '%(name)s')
No, as I mentioned, you should *not* explicitly define the IS_IN_DB
validator. You will get one automatically when you create a reference
field. If the referenced table has a format attribute, then that format
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