It seems strange that the db.field 'label' is not used as the column
header by default in SQLTABLE. After all, if someone has gone to the
trouble of specifying a 'label', surely they would wish to use it
everywhere. I eventually found this excellent tip from Massimo.
Controller:
headers=dict([(c,db[c.split('.')[0]][c.split('.')[1]].label) for c in
rows.colnames])
View:
{{=SQLTABLE(rows, headers=headers)}}
Please could we add this functionality to the core? Or, at least
include it in the book, (sorry if I missed it).
Thanks.
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