You may try something like this:
for id in id_list:
query = query | (db.asset_class.id == id)
requires = IS_IN_DB(query,......)
2013/5/2 Domagoj Kovač <[email protected]>
> Hi,
>
> i want to have dynamic query in my IS_IN_DB validator:
> requires = IS_IN_DB(db((db.asset_class.id == 10) |
> (db.asset_class.id == 9) |
> (db.asset_class.id == 7)), 'asset_class.id',
> '%(name)s', zero=T("-- Odaberite --"))
>
> I want to have query like this but, right now my values are hardcoded, how
> can i generate something like (db.asset_class.id == 10) | (db.asset_class.
> id == 9) | (db.asset_class.id == 7)
>
> Lets say that i have a list of ids in available_classes = db(
> db.asset_class.id > 0).select()
>
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