Re: [web2py:37121] Re: multiple SQLForms and rows datetime problem

I'll try web2py custom date widget first. I also have time picker in the form and it works fine! In ''/take_slice/25 ' month name customize is also good. So going with these now. This, of course is solved in future! :) I'll tell how it goe

Re: [web2py:37141] Re: multiple SQLForms and rows datetime problem

t; calendar does not distinguish them. > > > > Perhaps the problem will be gone as we move to a different calendar. > > > > On Dec 13, 6:01 am, Mikey Jokinen wrote: > > > > > I'll try web2py custom date widget first. I also have time picker in > the

Re: [web2py:37474] Re: multiple SQLForms and rows datetime problem

field? > > On Dec 17, 2:28 am, Mikko wrote: > > Comes to mind. > > > > What is the best way to put 4 lines from same database table into same > > form? What is easy model to do this? > > > > mr.freeze, I havent got time to try your widget yet. > > >

Re: [web2py:37480] Re: multiple SQLForms and rows datetime problem

e3',Field('field3') > db.define_table('table4',Field('field4') > > form=SQLFORM.factory(db.table1.field1, > db.table2.field2, > db.table3.field3, > db.table4.field4) > > something like this? > &

Re: [web2py:37482] Re: multiple SQLForms and rows datetime problem

themes: > http://code.google.com/p/dyndatetime/ > > > On Dec 17, 3:54 pm, Mikey Jokinen wrote: > > db.define_table('table1',Field('field1'), Field('field2')) > > > > rows = db(db.field2 == 1).select() #this has allways 4 rows or maybe > m

Re: [web2py:37491] Re: multiple SQLForms and rows datetime problem

true }); > jQuery('input.date').dynDateTime({ifFormat: "%Y-%m-%d", singleClick: > true }); > > Enjoy. > > > > On Dec 17, 4:55 pm, Mikey Jokinen wrote: > > OK. > > I cp jquery.dynDateTime to static and change web2py_ajax.html to call it? > > > &

Re: [web2py:37568] Re: multiple SQLForms and rows datetime problem

Is this possible? It means one submit, four sqlforms. 2009/12/17 Mikey Jokinen > db.define_table('table1',Field('field1'), Field('field2')) > > rows = db(db.field2 == 1).select() #this has allways 4 rows or maybe more > in future > > something