Define it as Field('country', 'reference country') instead of
Field('country', db.country) -- the latter won't work if db.country hasn't
been defined yet.
Should I use 'reference table' instead of db.table in all table
definitions or just in the definition of tables that reference a
I think you need to make sure the auth tables is created before the
db.country table with this line:
auth.define_tables()
Actually, I'm not sure that is the problem. Are you getting a specific
error message? Can you show the auth_user and db.country code you are using?
On Friday, April 6, 2012 1:22:52 PM UTC-7, pbreit wrote:
I think you need to make sure the auth tables is created before the
db.country table
i like to ask the user for his country. So I added a field country to the
auth_user table. but I like it to be a referenz to db.country which I
define later in the db.py file. for some reason I get an error message when
trying to do that.
Define it as Field('country', 'reference
Hi Anthony,
Define it as Field('country', 'reference country') instead of
Field('country', db.country) -- the latter won't work if db.country hasn't
been defined yet.
Should I use 'reference table' instead of db.table in all table definitions
or just in the definition of tables that
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