Oh, I figured it out alright! just happened to be wrong, didn't really work, oh and forgot to use CRUD! ;) LOL (then of course, my "free" time had expired)... so, no, I didn't figure it out either :) but,
if i can, i'd like to make a suggestion... These are really great exercises, and as Villas points out, they come with access to the guy with the knowledge to try to understand them, I mean really, does it get any better? Would be nice if there was some sort of central place to keep them and make them available, because once posted (then later the solution), they are are worth a lot (like many tips and trick found in the postings, but through time, they can get lost and buried in numbers, unfortunately) We can always, copy them, but then the google group is growing and would be missed by new members. this may be silly (chances are it probably is ;) ) but, my first thought would be to have some sort of online repository, maybe a downloadable/updatable app of sorts... best place would obviously be @ web2py.com... maybe something like slices, but focused on learning, exercises and a potential "ask the expert" button! ;) - actually, even a downloadable text file would be better than not having access at all Just my 2 cents... there is so much good stuff happening here, so many areas to touch on, and so much to learn... and for many (like me) time is way too limited... would be nice to be able to easily go back when time allows... because, for me at least, web2py is alot about learning :) Thanks Denes! Mart :) On Apr 27, 10:24 am, DenesL <denes1...@yahoo.ca> wrote: > It takes some time to figure out and understand everything that goes > on, that is why I thought of sharing it via an exercise first, maybe > somebody else could come up with a different solution. > > Anyway, it is good to hear that there were people trying and that the > info might be useful. > Thanks for the input. Further discussion is always welcome. > > On Apr 27, 8:37 am, villas <villa...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Thanks Denes, this was an interesting exercise and it is good that you > > are giving us the benefit of this knowledge. I suppose like many, I > > thought about the challenge, but couldn't figure it out.
