Whenever I try to access the database via appadmin, I'm getting
"ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'user' " .
The app itself works as designed, however, for some reason the appadmin app
is affected.
The nearest thing I can tell is that appadmin uses 'db' or the table name
in request.args[0] while my app uses request.args[0] for the numeric id of
the main item that the app is based on.
Not sure what's causing this as I've built apps in this way before.
All my controller functions being with this where needed:
if len(request.args) > 0:
survey_id = int(request.args[0])
survey = db.survey(survey_id)
table.survey.default=survey.id
else:
redirect(URL('survey', 'list'))
So within the controller functions, I use survey.id instead of survey_id
(for security - not sure if this is overkill), where necessary.
Could this be a case of web2py compiling something and then it affects
other apps?
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