I have a table with many different kinds of fields:
db.define_table('sounder',
Field('part_nr','string',label='Part Number'),
Field('current_mA','double',label='Current mA',comment='max
current at rated voltage'),
Field('current_notes','string',label='Current Measurement
Conditions',comment='e.g. current was measured at 12V (DC) or at 4.1kHz and
5 Vpp'),
Field('spl','double',label='Sound Pressure Level dB at
30cm'),
etc etc
I would like to make a html table just like a datasheet. So In my
controller:
a_field=[]
field_header=TR(TH('Characteristic'),TH('Typical'),TH('Comments'))
for f in db.sounder:
a_field.append([ f.label ,* f *, f.comment ])
In my view (say)
{{=TABLE(THEAD(field_header),
TBODY(
a_field[0],
a_field[1],
a_field[2],
etc etc
),_class="table table-bordered")}}
But you see, I need the middle column *(in red above)* to be the actual
value of the field. The above does not give this.
How can I get the actual value of the field from its object?
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