you could use links something like
def get_stuff(user_id):
# fetch the items for that user
# iterate through items, intersperse with BR()
# return the whole mess in a SPAN()
# Caveat: not sure of following syntax and too lazy to look it up in manual
# Just look in the writeup for
Am returning to this question as I have a better description of what I'm
looking for.
The example is the owner's list of all shopping purchases in a store for
one day.
George - 10 coffee cups
1 blender
3 boxes of laundry soap
Henry -2 napkin holder
Customer
thanks Steve but your example doesn't have the child detail records the way
mine does, so it's a different example
pythonanywhere host seems great
I'll hold off on this problem till later
much appreciated,
Alex
On Saturday, March 16, 2013 5:39:58 AM UTC-7, 黄祥 wrote:
maybe my code is
Thanks Jason, but it only made the parent ID completely disappear from the
child file, not keep the first instance of parent ID as desired
I think I'm asking too much from smartgrid
Alex
On Wednesday, March 13, 2013 3:02:44 PM UTC-7, Jeison Dück wrote:
Putting this, on controller -
Hi Jason,
my real fields are so different, I need a little help. Can you please tell
me what does what so I can implement? E.g.
(db.project.created_by==auth.user) selects the current user's data only??
db.project.is_active==True) only selects data not archived??
etc.
which part makes parent ID
query=(db.project.created_by==auth.user) (db.project.is_active==True)
is the query that check wheter the database table project is created by the
current authenticate user *AND *the database table status is active
i think if you want to show the database table project is created by the
maybe my code is similar for you, please check :
https://sugizo.pythonanywhere.com/task/default/task
email : us...@gmail.com
password : password
email : us...@gmail.com
password : password
if you want i can share the code.
in that webapps, i'm using task, maybe you can change it into database
did you try using query ?
e.g.
query=(db.project.created_by==auth.user) (db.project.is_active==True)
grid=SQLFORM.grid(query, user_signature=False, onupdate=auth.archive)
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you mean in the exported file ?
On Wednesday, March 13, 2013 7:21:18 AM UTC+1, Alex Glaros wrote:
In smartgrid, is there a way to keep the parent ID from repeating in the
child file?
I'd like for the parent ID field to appear only once in the child file at
the beginning where the first
not the export file, I meant to suppress its display to the user like:
John's projects
- feed the dog
- water the garden
- mow the lawn
Sues' projects
- vacuum the house
- wash the dishes
right now it comes out like this
John's projects feed the dog
John's projects water
Sorry, I don't see any easy way to do it natively: the table you see in a
smartgrid is a resultset from a join, and rdbms don't group natively in an
analytic fashion the resultset. you can try with javascript, though.
On Wednesday, March 13, 2013 4:31:01 PM UTC+1, Alex Glaros wrote:
not the
Putting this, on controller -
db.project_table.description.readable = False
- before loading the Smartgrid component, does not work?
It worked for me.
Regards
Jason
On Wednesday, March 13, 2013 3:21:18 AM UTC-3, Alex Glaros wrote:
In smartgrid, is there a way to keep the parent ID from
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