Can you post a minimal app that reproduces the problem? On Friday, April 10, 2015 at 3:50:45 AM UTC-4, 黄祥 wrote: > > can not, with auth.signature n record versioning, the Set Object can not > be processed further when it goes to the f['is_active'] == False. It just > can be use as is Set Object (s), when trying to put it as table_input.id, > my old friend came again and said the same thing : > > description = 'ID %s deleted in table %s' % (table_input.id, table) ) > AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'id' > > > actually, that's how i handle it right now, if i want to use the quite > format for getting an id in auth_event description field during deleting a > record in tables, i just handle it via onupdate n ondelete (form level). > the problem is when using onupdate n ondelete is it's just handle it on > form level not database level. > for example, in case, when user create an invoice, it will automatic > update the product table (using after_insert callback, to update the > product table on qty field), on quantity field (descrease the qty product > table depend on qty on invoice table) > if i use database callback it can be recorded in auth_event, if using > onupdate, it can not be recorded in auth_event. > > thanks and best regards, > stifan >> >>
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