you could use links something like
def get_stuff(user_id):
# fetch the items for that user
# iterate through items, intersperse with BR()
# return the whole mess in a SPAN()
# Caveat: not sure of following syntax and too lazy to look it up in manual
# Just look in the writeup for sma
Am returning to this question as I have a better description of what I'm
looking for.
The example is the owner's list of all shopping purchases in a store for
one day.
George - 10 coffee cups
1 blender
3 boxes of laundry soap
Henry -2 napkin holder
Customer
thanks Steve but your example doesn't have the child detail records the way
mine does, so it's a different example
pythonanywhere host seems great
I'll hold off on this problem till later
much appreciated,
Alex
On Saturday, March 16, 2013 5:39:58 AM UTC-7, 黄祥 wrote:
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> maybe my code is simil
maybe my code is similar for you, please check :
https://sugizo.pythonanywhere.com/task/default/task
email : us...@gmail.com
password : password
email : us...@gmail.com
password : password
if you want i can share the code.
in that webapps, i'm using task, maybe you can change it into database
t
query=(db.project.created_by==auth.user) & (db.project.is_active==True)
is the query that check wheter the database table project is created by the
current authenticate user *AND *the database table status is active
i think if you want to show the database table project is created by the
curren
Hi Jason,
my real fields are so different, I need a little help. Can you please tell
me what does what so I can implement? E.g."
(db.project.created_by==auth.user) <<
> did you try using query ?
>
> e.g.
> query=(db.project.created_by==auth.user) & (db.project.is_active==True)
> grid=SQLFORM.gri
Thanks Jason, but it only made the parent ID completely disappear from the
child file, not keep the first instance of parent ID as desired
I think I'm asking too much from smartgrid
Alex
On Wednesday, March 13, 2013 3:02:44 PM UTC-7, Jeison Dück wrote:
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> Putting this, on controller -
>
> d
did you try using query ?
e.g.
query=(db.project.created_by==auth.user) & (db.project.is_active==True)
grid=SQLFORM.grid(query, user_signature=False, onupdate=auth.archive)
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Putting this, on controller -
db.project_table.description.readable = False
- before loading the Smartgrid component, does not work?
It worked for me.
Regards
Jason
On Wednesday, March 13, 2013 3:21:18 AM UTC-3, Alex Glaros wrote:
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> In smartgrid, is there a way to keep the parent ID from
Sorry, I don't see any "easy way" to do it natively: the table you see in a
smartgrid is a resultset from a join, and rdbms don't group natively in an
"analytic" fashion the resultset. you can try with javascript, though.
On Wednesday, March 13, 2013 4:31:01 PM UTC+1, Alex Glaros wrote:
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> not
not the export file, I meant to suppress its display to the user like:
John's projects
- feed the dog
- water the garden
- mow the lawn
Sues' projects
- vacuum the house
- wash the dishes
right now it comes out like this
John's projects feed the dog
John's projects water
you mean in the exported file ?
On Wednesday, March 13, 2013 7:21:18 AM UTC+1, Alex Glaros wrote:
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> In smartgrid, is there a way to keep the parent ID from repeating in the
> child file?
>
> I'd like for the parent ID field to appear only once in the child file at
> the beginning where the fir
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