Hi there. I'm working with Bernardo.
Finally we wrote the form with SQLFORM and worked. The 'compute' argument at the model wasn't correctly interpreted by crud.create(db.model), and crud didn't show the computed field at the form. We wrote it with SQLFORM and there's not problem now. On Sat, Sep 25, 2010 at 9:03 AM, Bernardo <estem...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Luis, > > those two fields are placed in the same table as the n_lote field. The > funny point is that n_lote is stored correctly from the insert form > generated by crud. > > The problem comes when I try to se the record from the database using > crud with crud.read(). The n_lote field is not shown in that form, and > it should be. So, is it posible to show compute fields using crud to > generate forms? > > thanks again, > Bernardo > > > ---------- > > > Hola Luis, > > esos dos fields se encuentran en la misma tabla que n_lote. La parte > rara es que n_lote se guarda bien en la base de datos cuando le das al > submit del form generado por crud a partir de esa tabla. > > El problema viene cuando quiero ver ese registro de la base de datos, > utilizando crud.read(). El campo n_lote no aparece en ese form, y creo > que debería de estar. Así que, es posible que crud te muestre los > compute fields en los forms que genera? > > gracias de nuevo, > Bernardo > > On 25 sep, 07:10, Luis Díaz <diazluis2...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Greetings, I ask where do you get r [date] r [Customer_ID] > > > > I think that Field should be within a > > SQLFORM.factory > > > > so that the controller have the values of r [] > > > > and then loads the data: > > if form.accepts > > > > readhttp://web2py.com/book/default/chapter/07 > > Part of: SQLFORM.factory > > > > if you really understand > > > > ----------- > > > > saludos, pregunto de donde sacas r[fecha] y r[cliente_id] > > > > en mi opinión ese Field debería estar dentro de un > > SQLFORM.factory > > > > para que así en el controller tengas los valores de r[] > > > > y luego cargas los datos con: > > if form.accepts > > > > leehttp://web2py.com/book/default/chapter/07 > > la parte de : SQLFORM.factory > > > > si es que te entendí bien > > > > -- > > Díaz Luis > > TSU Analisis de Sistemas > > Universidad de Carabobo >
