Awesome! Thanks Anthony, I think that's precisely the solution I was hoping
existed. The login issue should not be a problem since I already have
@auth.requires('login') in front of every controller function.
So if I'm understanding common filters correctly, the common_filter on my
t_circuits table will need to be something like
def circuit_filter(query):
"""
Allow only records where auth_user matches the organization, site or
building that owns
the system that owns this circuit.
"""
eml = auth.user.email
sys = db.t_circuit.f_system
bldg = sys.f_building
site = bldg.f_site
org = site.f_organization
filter = ((bldg.f_contact_email == eml) |
(site.f_contact_email == eml) |
(org.f_contact_email == eml))
return filter
Does that look right?
On Sat, Apr 21, 2012 at 5:10 PM, Anthony <abasta...@gmail.com> wrote:
> http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/6#Common-filters
