This gives you a list of all record you can "read"
db(db.auth_permission.name=="read")&
(db.auth_permission.table_name=="yourtable")&
(db.auth_permission.group_id==db.auth_membership.group_id)&
(db.auth_membership.user_id==auth.user.id)).select
(db.auth_permission.record_id)
record_id=="0" indicates (all records in the table "yourtable").
You can combine the above query with a query to your table. I suggest
you write a function that does it.
Massimo
On Apr 2, 4:29 am, kellda <dan...@kellnet.ch> wrote:
> Using auth.has_permission for a single record (update, read) is clear
> for me but how to check the permission in a form with a list of
> records?
>
> def list():
> records=db((db.test.id>0)).select()
> return dict(records=records)
>
> how to filter only the records with the permission? Do I have to check
> this in the the form
>
> {{=for record in records}} {{if has_permission ..}}
>
> or can I do this in the controller?
>
> Thanks
> Daniel
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