Are you having trouble with the line: auth.user.my_budgets.append(session.table_token)
Or with return? I only ask because the above line assumes that the current user object has a list by the name of my_budgets. Is this list created somewhere else in the code? Also, because the user may not actually be logged in at the time this code is run, auth.user may equal None. The best thing to do here is make sure you're running web2py from the command line, then insert this line at the beginning of the register_new_table_token() function: import pdb; pdb.set_trace() This will cause web2py to stop so that you can use the command line to inspect variables and such. Once this line is called, the command line will show a prompt that looks like "(Pdb)". From here, type "print auth.user" to get the current auth.user information, enter "n" to continue execution to the next line and stop again, or "c" to continue execution like normal. This standard Python debugging technique is something I use frequently when I have code doing something unexpected.
