nice! It works perfectly. Sorry if that annoyed you, but I tend to implement functionality before nice representing, and the format parameter is quite always the last one in the development process. I'll try to push up that in the line of priorities ;-)
Thanks again Niphlod On 23 Ago, 03:17, mdipierro <[email protected]> wrote: > You did not set any validator.Validators will be set outomatically if > you teach web2py how to represent records in the referenced tables: > > db.define_table('tablefoo', > Field('foo', length=5), > format='%(foo)s') > > db.define_table('tablebar', > Field('bar', length=5), > format='%(bar)s') > > db.define_table('tablefoobar', > Field('foo_ref', db.tablefoo), > Field('bar_ref', db.tablebar) > ) > > On Aug 22, 4:11 pm, Niphlod <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > hello everybody.....with this model I get some really strange > > behaviours....is this a bug or a web2py limitation ? > > > db.py > > > ------------------- > > > db.define_table('tablefoo', > > Field('foo', length=5) > > ) > > > db.define_table('tablebar', > > Field('bar', length=5) > > ) > > > db.define_table('tablefoobar', > > Field('foo_ref', db.tablefoo), > > Field('bar_ref', db.tablebar) > > ) > > > ------------------- > > > so, I have two tables, tablefoo and tablebar with some values in it > > and tablefoobar would have to store all the possible "connections" > > between tablefoo and tablebar. > > put 5 rows in tablefoo, 5 rows in tablebar and.... > > > 1st weird thing: appadmin/insert/db/tablefoobar returns two text > > inputs: > > <input type="text" value="" name="foo_ref" id="tablefoobar_foo_ref" > > class="reference tablefoo"> > > class is "reference" so there's clearly something wrong with that... > > > 2nd weird thing: no costraint on insertion , form is always accepted > > (obviously if you try later to visualize the field in appadmin/update/ > > db/tablefoobar/1 a ticket is returned) > > > 3rd weird thing: appadmin/update/db/tablefoobar/1 if you insert > > meaningful records (i.e. existing in tablefoo and tablebar, > > respectively) , it ends up having: > > <input type="text" value="1" name="bar_ref" id="tablefoobar_bar_ref" > > class="reference tablebar"> > > at least, it's coherent :-P > > > I tried also creating a controller and enforcing IS_IN_DB(), then > > creating a form..... I end up having the same bahaviour...- Nascondi testo > > citato > > - Mostra testo citato -
