What you want to do is not supported by the grid out of the box. You could
hide the standard Edit button and instead create a custom button/link for
editing, though you would have to write the code to generate the form
interface and handle the database updates. Alternatively, you might
consider the smartgrid, which allows you to navigate a set of linked
tables, though the UI experience is different from what you've got now (you
only view one table at a time, but you can then link to associated records
in other tables).
Anthony
On Monday, November 9, 2015 at 9:20:12 AM UTC-5, Carla Raquel wrote:
>
> I'm using an SQL grid to display values from two distinct tables. This is
> what I have:
>
> def manageUsers():
>
> query = (db.Extension.Person == db.auth_user.id )
> grid = SQLFORM.grid(query,csv = False,paginate=25,user_signature=True)
> return (grid = grid)
>
> The grid shows perfectly fine with both tables fields' associating with
> each other,the problem is, when I click the "edit" button and I want to be
> able to edit fields from both tables, but the fields from the table
> "Extension" appear with "None" attributes. Looking at the link in the
> "Edit" button, only the auth_user table is being sent, like this
> "...manageUsers/edit/auth_user.." so this is why probably the other tables'
> fields show as "None". In my view I access the fields like this:
>
> {{=grid.update_form.custom.widget.name_of_field}}
>
> My question is, how can I edit fields from both tables when I click the
> edit button?
>
>
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