Ahhh that makes great sense. Learn something new all the time. Thank you,
Richard!
right now here is my code:
def unique_view():
prefs_id = db(db.unique_view_peruser.auth_user_id == auth.user_id).
select(db.unique_view_peruser.id)
if len(prefs_id) == 1:
prefs_id = prefs_id.id
else:
prefs_id = None
grid = SQLFORM(db.unique_viewperuser, prefs_id)
return dict(grid=grid)
This does not insert anything into the database
Do I need to update the database after SQLFORM?
I could use something like db.unique_viewperuser.insert(insert values) if
the form is accepted. I thought when SQLFORM goes into create mode it would
create the database automatically and insert the values automatically. Am I
wrong?
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