Thanks Craig for sharing your code. I'm having difficulty with the import 
statement:

from rnms.model import AttributeType

I have replaced with my app name (carpark.model) but still get error.

ImportError: cannot import name AttributeType

Any idea how to resolve?

Thanks,
Michael 

On Friday, December 20, 2013 12:00:50 AM UTC+11, Craig Small wrote:
>
> OK, 
>  As you probably know, you have two halves to this. You got the widget 
> and then you have the json call. So I use firebug to see what I am 
> calling for the json call. 
>
> So the first thing to do is make sure you setting the right things, 
> so when you change the sort order the sidx/sord items change correctly. 
>
> Assuming you are seeing the right urls for the json call, its time 
> to look at the data fetch method. 
>
> I had to separate column sorting and relationship sorting which I did by 
> capturing KeyError when looking for a column. 
>
> My code is at 
> https://github.com/csmall/rnms/blob/master/rnms/lib/table.py 
>
> >              'url': '/vehicle/fetch/%d' % (int(random())), 
> Not required, there will be a nd parameter. 
>
> >            column = getattr(Vehicle, sidx) 
> I'm not sure this works with relations. Also if it doesn't exist then 
> youll get an exception. 
>
> >        qry = qry.order_by(getattr(column, 
> >    sord)()).offset(offset).limit(rows).all() 
> So the getattr is on the column to fetch 'desc' which is a function? 
> ie 
>   Vehicle.colname.desc() 
> This works only if the sort field is a real column. You'll get an error 
> otherwise. 
>
> I tried that way and for normal columns I was getting the expected 
> result. I temporarily changed do_sorting() to this: 
>        try: 
>             sort_field = getattr(self.__entity__, sort_idx)               
>                                                                             
>         except AttributeError: 
>             return query                                                   
>                                                                             
>         return query.order_by(getattr(sort_field.sort_desc)())             
>                                                                             
>     
> And was sorting nicely. 
>
> Filtering I've locked down a lot because I wanted to use a lot of selects 
> rather than have people type things in. Again it gets fiddly with 
> relationships. 
> I have the added problem where I wanted to hold a filter even when the 
> user 
> adds one (so their additive). 
>
>  - Craig 
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