what is the field.update for? Thank you
2011/11/4 Richard Vézina <ml.richard.vez...@gmail.com> > db.table.field.writable and .readable = False > > You will have to implement not null into the controller... > > Just need to > > if your condition: > # SET your different fields to whatever you need > db.table.field.writable and .readable = False > > form = SQLFORM(db.table) > > You will have to manage also the default and update properties for each > field the same way > > if ...: > db.table.field.default = > db.table.field.update = > > For a bizzard reason the .default and .update setup seems to stop working, > I sent a email about that earlier this week but don't get any reply... > Maybe the syntax has changed... > > There is surely other solutions more DRY, but this should work for simple > task. > > Hope it helps. > > Richard > > 2011/11/4 António Ramos <ramstei...@gmail.com> > >> Hello, >> i need something to group fields based on a rule >> >> for example i have 30 database fields >> >> the first 10 should be editable in condition 1. the remaining 20 fields >> should be blocked >> the next 10 in the condition 2 also the remaining 20 should be blocked >> >> and the last 10 in condition 3 >> >> What is the best way to group fields? >> >> for example in the name of the field >> >> *_1_*field1 ? being _1_ the condition 1 >> >> *_2_*field12 being _2_ the condition 2 >> >> any ideas? >> >> >> >> >> >
