Value is always string unless filtered by IS_INT_IN_SET
db.table_name.field.requires = [IS_INT_IN_RANGE
(-10**10,10**10),IS_EXPR('%i <= value <= %i'%(5, 7))]
or
db.table_name.field.requires = IS_EXPR('%i <= int(value) <= %i'%(5,
7))
but the latter will throw an exception if value does not contain an
int.
I am not sure about your other problem. What do you mean by "does not
work"? Do you have a traceback to show us?
On Jan 19, 7:42 am, "hamdy.a.farag" <hamdy.a.fa...@inbox.com> wrote:
> I also have this problem:
>
> db.table_name.field.requires = IS_EXPR('%i <= value <= %i'%(5, 7))
> FORM= ..............
>
> Not working
>
> while doing print IS_EXPR('%i <= value <= %i'%(5, 7))(6) -> (6,
> None)
>
> so How can I get it work ? do I have to replace the 'value' keyword
> with something ?
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