This is a direct copy/paste of what is in the HourBizobj.py:
def validateRecord(self):
ret = ""
# Make sure that the user selected a valid client
if self.Record.clientfk == 0:
ret = "You must select a valid client"
return ret
These are the steps I take:
1. run main.py - screen displays with current date and "-Please select a
client-"
2. without doing anything else, I press the save button - no message
gets displayed, the indciator at the bottom now says record 2/2, the
Summary page shows 2 recordswith current date and blank client name.
Shouldn't the validateRecord have fired in this case? Or am I
misinterpreting?
Ed Leafe wrote:
> On Mar 16, 2009, at 7:16 AM, Frank Cazabon wrote:
>
>
>> just had a few minutes to look at the changes over the weekend and
>> everything looks OK now. Just one question. You added in a
>> validateRecord method (is that what you call them in Python/Dabo?) but
>> didn't see where you call it from so assumed the framework
>> automatically
>> called it, but that's not happening. Do I need to put in a manual
>> call
>> in the "presave" (or whatever it's called) method?
>>
>
>
> 'validateRecord()' is automatically called for every changed record
> as part of the pre-save routine. It is called after 'beforeSave()' but
> before the call to write your changes to the database.
>
> Are you sure you created that method in the bizobj, and spelled it
> correctly? Is the data in the record definitely modified?
>
>
> -- Ed Leafe
>
>
>
>
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