er_id', 'reference auth_user', default=auth.user_id),
> Field('company', db.company),
> Field('date_event', 'date'),
> Field('num_cars'))
>
>
> companies =
> db(db.company.id.belongs(db(db.train.user_id==id)._select(db.train
I am putting together a website for my son so that he can keep track of
trains that he has seen in our area. Here are the applicable models:
db.define_table('company',
Field('name'),
Field('symbol'))
db.define_table('train',
Field('user', 'reference auth_user', default=auth.user_id),
Fie
Thank you very much! I knew it had to be simple. I just didn't infer that
information from the way the book explained it. Your help is much
appreciated!
On Monday, January 7, 2013 3:31:33 PM UTC-5, Dave Cenker wrote:
> This seems so elementary, but I can't seem to find out ho
This seems so elementary, but I can't seem to find out how to do it in the
book or googling the group ...
I have several users defined and when that user is logged in and is
creating a db record that is specific to that user, I want it to be
automatically assigned to him/her.
For example, gi
I have a set of models defined as follows:
db.define_table('company',
Field('name'),
Field('symbol'),
Field('approved', 'boolean'))
db.define_table('locomotive',
Field('manufacturer'),
Field('model'),
Field('approved', 'boolean'),
db.define_table('engine',
Field('company', db.compa
I first must say that I have developed 2 different web applications using
Django in the past and I am very impressed and encouraged by what web2py
can offer to the web framework community. However, I am having trouble
carrying out a seemingly simple task without much ado after reviewing all
the
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