That does the trick. Thank you very much! :) Am Montag, 22. April 2013 17:25:43 UTC+2 schrieb Niphlod: > > if the owner can have 0>n pets, you need to show him a list of his pets, > optionally letting him adding a pet to his list. > The "form" in this context is a rather limited representation: usually > you'd want to display a form for insert/edit/delete for each pet but you > can't use a form for "listing" his current pets. > > What about using the grid ? > Assuming that the pet table is linked to the auth_user one with a column > that references the id of the user named "owner_id", it's as easy as > > def list_my_pets(): > db.pet.owner_id.default = auth.user_id > #db.pet.owner_id.readable = db.pet.owner_id.writable = False > #remove comment from the previous line if user "John" can't insert > #pets related to user "James" > grid = SQLFORM.grid(db.pet.owner_id == auth.user_id) > return dict(grid=grid) > > > > > On Monday, April 22, 2013 5:09:11 PM UTC+2, Philipp Müller wrote: >> >> Hello, >> >> I would like to create a form using >> >> > form = SQLFORM(db.pet) >> >> where db.pet belongs to db.owner. >> This form is supposed to provide the owner (which is going to log in to >> the site) with the information about their (and only their) pets and let >> them edit this information. >> >> Any help on how to do this would be highly appreciated. >> >> With kind regards, >> Philipp >> >
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