Nevermind, it was because I initialized my module in a controller and not a
model.
On Tuesday, July 22, 2014 11:21:39 AM UTC+2, Ruud Schroen wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
>
> I'm building a Blog module, which I will post here as soon as it's done.
> But there's something wrong, I've defined a couple of tables in the module.
>
> def define_tables(self):
> category_tablename = self.settings.category_tablename
> post_tablename = self.settings.post_tablename
> link_tablename = self.settings.link_tablename
> comment_tablename = self.settings.comment_tablename
>
> self.blog_category = self.db.define_table(category_tablename,
> Field("name", label=self.T("Name of the category")),
> Field("slug", compute=lambda r: IS_SLUG()("%s" %
> (r["name"]))[0]),
> Field("description", 'text', label=self.T('Describe what
> will be inside this category'))
> )
>
> self.blog_post = self.db.define_table(post_tablename,
> Field("title", label=self.T("Name the title of this
> post")),
> Field("slug", compute=lambda r: IS_SLUG()("%s" %
> (r["title"]))[0]),
> Field('body', 'text', label=self.T('The content of this
> post')),
> self.auth.signature
> )
>
> self.post_category_link = self.db.define_table(link_tablename,
> Field('post_id', 'reference %s' % post_tablename),
> Field('category_id', 'reference %s' % category_tablename),
> Field('is_active', 'boolean', default=True)
> )
>
> self.blog_comment = self.db.define_table(comment_tablename,
> Field('post_id', 'reference %s' % post_tablename),
> Field('parent_comment', 'reference %s' %
> comment_tablename),
> Field('author', label=self.T('Your name')),
> Field('body', 'text', label=self.T('Your comment')),
> )
>
> #Creates an admin role if there is none
> if self.db(self.db.auth_group.role == 'admin').count() == 0:
> self.db.auth_group.insert(role='admin')
>
> #Virtual field which keeps track of the category links of each post
> #Allows for an easy way of showing the post's categories in the
> views
> self.blog_post.categories = Field.Virtual('categories', lambda
> row: self.category_field(row))
>
> The tables ARE created because when I do "self.db.tables()", this is my
> output:
> auth_userauth_groupauth_membershipauth_permissionauth_eventauth_cas
> blog_categoryblog_postpost_to_categoryblog_comment
>
> However.. the tables do not show up in appadmin, why?
>
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