On May31, 4:49pm, HansD <hans.don...@pobox.com> wrote:
> currently when having
> {{=records}}
> in your view, it prints out a table with the records, the table
> headers being the 'ugly' field names (prefixed with the table).
>
> The following patch will make use of the labels supplied on the
> db.define(...)
>
> I've not yet tested this for GAE.
>
> === modified file 'web2py/gluon/sql.py'
> ......
I don't know, perhaps Massimo intentionally designed the lowest level
db(...).select() to be rendered as an HTML table, with the raw field
names as headers.
You can use higher level SQLTABLE to output a table with customized
headers. The following code generates a table with labels as headers.
myheaders=dict([('MyTable.%s'%f,db.MyTable[f].label) for f in
db.MyTable.fields])
SQLTABLE(db(...).select(), headers=myheaders)
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