I tried adding custom links to the SQLFORM.grid and it works great. This 
functionality can be used to add a custom column indeed, although I feel it 
isn't best suited to do so... I mean, it can be used like this but than it 
might be needed to disable those standard links (edit, etc.) there or the 
design of the view could become really weird. Or am I missing something?

With SQLFORM.grid and custom links, would it be possible to: 
- add a custom label to this column
- change the order of the columns, to move this column to another position 
within the grid
- use this "virtual" column to perhaps sum or otherwise tamper with the 
existing two real columns?

Perhaps such functionality would be better achieved trough computed or 
virtual fields in the model?


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