I had a slightly different case, maybe useful to share. I had a table
"model" with two references to "make" and I wanted the models in the grid,
but filtered by one of the two referenced fields of the "make" table.
db.py
db.define_table('make',
Field('name'))
Make_one = db.make.with_alias(
Hi Massimo,
many thanks. Actually, the problem was when I tried to make a general
example out of my business specific problem ;-) Before I "translated" my
problem into an example, there was actually not a many-to-many
relationship. For the purpose of this exercise, let's just assume that all
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You have other problems before you solve this one.
your model<->option is a one-to-many but should be a many-to-many (many
cars can have alloy-wheels and alloy-wheel is one of many possible options
for each car).
Grid does now allow many-to-many very well but you can try:
db.define_table('mak
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