Thank you AGRogers
As you said the equipment record format to include the location, that would
do for me.
Can you please tell how to do that.
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Hi,
__init__.py file in ./modules
moduloname.py file in ./modules
But the module still not loade. An error is pop in the web-ide.
Thanks,
El lunes, 22 de junio de 2020, 14:33:28 (UTC-5), Dave S escribió:
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> On Monday, June 22, 2020 at 5:13:46 AM UTC-7, patito feo wrote:
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>> Hi,
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It seems that you are using two DBs (db and dblc).
In my experience, you cannot make relationships across two distinct DBs.
Suggestion:
1. Create a set of all the lc_vw_lc_master.lc_no possibilities
2. Create a normal string field for pm_events.lc_no with a IS_IN_SET
validator.
If the recor
Oops!
Got it, thank you
On Fri, Jul 17, 2020 at 11:03 AM AGRogers wrote:
> I don't think bootstrap (which is what web2py utilises I think) allows for
> the second nested level. So to do it you would need to implement your own
> custom menu structure.
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> On Sat, 18 Jul 2020, 12:33 am Vlad, wro
I don't think bootstrap (which is what web2py utilises I think) allows for
the second nested level. So to do it you would need to implement your own
custom menu structure.
On Sat, 18 Jul 2020, 12:33 am Vlad, wrote:
> Missing something basic, but seems to me that the following code should
> resul
One option would be to set the Format of the Equipment record to also
include the location - eg 'My Equipment (It's Location)'
Then your selection drop down list should include the location.
On Fri, 17 Jul 2020, 9:49 pm T.R.Rajkumar, wrote:
> db.define_table('pm_events',
> Field
That's for sure! His stack exchange posts really helped me get around some
problems early on... and now :-) I should pray for a special blessing for
him tomorrow 🙏
On Fri, 17 Jul 2020, 9:05 pm villas, wrote:
> That's great Andrew.
> BTW great to see that Anthony is helping - he is someone who re
Missing something basic, but seems to me that the following code should
result in nested menu:
response.menu = [['One', False, 'link1',
[
['Two', False, None,
['Three', False, 'link3']
]
]
db.define_table('pm_events',
Field('eqp_id', 'reference pm_equip'),
Field('lc_no', 'reference
dblc.lc_vw_lc_master.lc_no'),
Field('pending_work', type='string'),
Field('remarks', type='string'),
Field('
That's great Andrew.
BTW great to see that Anthony is helping - he is someone who really knows
the nuts and bolts of web2py!
On Friday, 17 July 2020 08:05:40 UTC+1, Andrew Rogers wrote:
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> Thanks for your response Villas. My reason for this approach is that i
> have a lot of code that expec
Hey Dave, thanks for replying,
This below is what I tried & it seems to be working, idont know if the best
solution but please help e where u think I could improve it:
def my_validator(form):
details=db(db.lecture).select()
for d in details:
if form.vars.lecturer==d.lecturer.id an
Thanks for your response Villas. My reason for this approach is that i have
a lot of code that expects a table object and i am trying to avoid having
to modify it to handle the a different format.
Anthony on Stack Exchange found my error. He said:
"You probably also set DAL(..., lazy_tables=True
On Thursday, July 16, 2020 at 3:30:47 PM UTC-7, Paul Ellis wrote:
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> the situation is that I have permissions associated with auth_groups.
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> eg. user, team leader, business leader, oversight
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> now I need a "secretary" or "accounts" group which has access to some
> business leader features
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