I have the following definition in a table referencing the auth_user table.
I try to create a table of
VALOR_ESTADOS = (
'inactivo',
'activo',
'vacaciones',
'desarrollo',
'edición',
'otro',
)
db.define_table('estado',
Field <https://kilroysoft.no-ip.org/examples/global/vars/Field>('evaluador',
'reference auth_user'),
Field
<https://kilroysoft.no-ip.org/examples/global/vars/Field>('estado_actual',
'string', length=20, default=VALOR_ESTADOS[0], requires=IS_IN_SET
<https://kilroysoft.no-ip.org/examples/global/vars/IS_IN_SET>
(VALOR_ESTADOS)),
auth.signature
)
I have the following definition in a table referencing the auth_user table.
I try to create a table of states for the people in the auth_user table,
but I don't know how to replace the default IS_IN_DB validator created when
you use 'reference table_name' and also make that for each new status I
create, the names which already have statuses created don't appear in the
list.
Any suggestions?
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