One thing you can do...
Let's say,
Table1 is post
Table2 is comment
When you render the comment form
form = SQLFORM(db.comment).process()
I am assuming you want to comment after the post is processed which make
sense.
Here you can invoke a conditional statement like this.
post_time = db.post.created_on;
comment_time = db.comment.created_on;
if (comment_time > post_time +" whatever time you want to allow user")
response.flash('you have passed the time I allocated to comment on my post')
else
If process.accpted():
go through the rest.
Just some thoughts. You need to work through the syntax.
On Friday, June 5, 2015 at 9:32:39 AM UTC-4, 黄祥 wrote:
>
> it's so difficult without seeing any code, but you can use timedelta for it
> e.g. not tested
> duedate = blog.created_by + datetime.timedelta(7)
> editable = True if request.now < duedate else False
>
> best regards,
> stifan
>
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