Hi,
Can SQLFORM.grid be used to display legacy tables, specifically a
table that doesn't have a field named 'id', and if so, how?
The following is an example of a table I'm currently using in the
latest trunk. Dbadmin displays it successfully, but web2py throws an
exception
when I try to display
On 24 August 2011 18:33, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
> I think you want:
>
> def journal_grid():
>query = db.akb_journal.publisher == db.akb_publisher.uuid
>fields = [db.akb_journal.title,db.akb_journal.standard_name,
> db.akb_journal.issn, db.akb_journal.abbrev_iso,
>
I think you want:
def journal_grid():
query = db.akb_journal.publisher == db.akb_publisher.uuid
fields = [db.akb_journal.title,db.akb_journal.standard_name,
db.akb_journal.issn, db.akb_journal.abbrev_iso,
db.akb_publisher.publisher, db.akb_journal.subject]
f
I think the first argument should be either a table or a query, but don't
pass a table and a query as the first two arguments.
Anthony
On Wednesday, August 24, 2011 10:09:22 AM UTC-4, spyker wrote:
> The following is not working. What is the syntax suppose to be?
>
> def journal_grid():
>
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