>
> requires=IS_IN_SET([('Allowed', T('Allowed')), ('Not allowed', T('Not
> allowed'))])
>
another way around to achieve it is
requires = IS_IN_SET({T('Allowed'), T('Not allowed') } )
p.s.
please ensure if you use translate version in the conditional logic (if),
please also put the translation on it. e.g.
if db.employee.access == T('Allowed'):
if you don't put the translation (T()) in the conditonal, the result always
return false, because the data in table is in translate version, yet you
compare it with non translate version.
best regards,
stifan
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