Yes.
On Nov 23, 10:29 pm, Kurt Grutzmacher <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm wondering if this is expected behavior or not with CRUD. Given two > tables: > > db.define_table('hash_types', > Field('htype', 'string', requires=IS_NOT_EMPTY()), > format='%(htype)s', > ) > > db.define_table('hashes', > Field('enchash', required=True, unique=True, label="Encrypted > hash"), > Field('htype', 'reference hash_types', label="Hash type", ), > ) > > And a CRUD read controller: > > def read(): > return dict(hashes=crud.read(db.hashes, request.args(0))) > > If I perform a regular request (http://server:8000/app/default/read/1) > then the db.hashes.htype returns the string. > > If I request read.json version (http://server:8000/app/default/ > read.json/1) then htype return the id number, not the string/format: > > {"hashes": {"enchash": "string", "htype": 1, "id": 1}} > > Is that to be expected?
