A grid means a button to go to an edit form. An inline edit solution is
possible but more advanced, not out of the box.
On 20/10/2013 3:03 am, "Wonton" wrote:
> Hello again!
>
> After some reading about SQLForm, obviously that's what I need. But since
> there are some different options I would
You use SQLFORM.factory if you want a form not connected to the database.
You use SQLFORM.grid if you want to show database records in tabular form.
On Saturday, 19 October 2013 11:03:23 UTC-5, Wonton wrote:
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> Hello again!
>
> After some reading about SQLForm, obviously that's what I need. But
Hello again!
After some reading about SQLForm, obviously that's what I need. But since
there are some different options I would like to choose the correct one.
For my case, should I use a SQLForm.grid or a SQLForm.factory()? And in the
case of using a grid, is it posible to have a select list (
Thank you very much Tim!!
I didn't even consider this posibility. It seems that it's what I was
looking for. I will try it.
Kind regards!
On Friday, October 18, 2013 3:56:43 AM UTC+2, Tim Richardson wrote:
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> You are doing this the really hard way, I think.
> If you read the book a bit more yo
You are doing this the really hard way, I think.
If you read the book a bit more you will discover web2py's built-in forms.
Probably you should use SQLFORM.
This means you do all the coding in the controller. Behind the scenes,
SQLFORM will create a variable which contains the HTML to display the
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