I defined the folowing function:
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def getOptions(label, table):
    return [(-1, 'Select %s' % (label))] +\
        sorted([(entry.id, str(entry)) for entry in table.select()],
               key = operator.itemgetter(1))
#####

I can be used with:
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    owner          = SingleSelectField(label     = ownerLabel,
                                       options   = getOptions(ownerLabel, Owner)
                                       default   = 1)
#####

In this way the select field starts with an entry that tells to select
a value. And after that it has on ordered list off all the values of
the foreign key.
I hope it is usefull for someone.

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Cecil Westerhof

2008/5/13 Cecil Westerhof <cldwester...@gmail.com>:

A sligthy better version:
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def cmpOptions(a, b):
    temp1 = a[1].lower()
    temp2 = b[1].lower()
    if temp1 < temp2:
        return -1
    if temp1 > temp2:
        return 1
    return 0

def getOptions(label, table):
    options = [(entry.id, str(entry)) for entry in table.select()]
    options.sort(cmpOptions)
    return [(-1, 'Selecteer %s' % (label))] + options
#####

Now dummy comes before Test.

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Cecil Westerhof