has anybody tried...

[Massimo]

has anybody tried ...

1) the new dbadmin?

rm -rf apps/_dashboard

py4web setup apps

...

install _dashboard? Y

...

2) Harp00n?

https://github.com/unofficialtools/harp00n

with

https://github.com/unofficialtools/harp00n-examples/tree/docker-podman-py4web-simple

[Tom Clerckx]

Briefly tried the new dbadmin.

I'm very happy that it is back a bit closer to the design of the dbadmin as I knew it from web2py!

So far I experienced no issues.

Thanks!

[Ali]

Hi, It looks like the issues I mentioned here still exist.

https://groups.google.com/g/py4web/c/YD6ej5w3rgU/m/IZFhLUHrAQAJ

-ali

[Ali]

Can you please share the new changes in the dbadmin that we should test? I am assuming dbadmin is the database section of the dashboard app. Please let me know if this assumption is incorrect.

[Tom Clerckx]

Hi Ali,

I just checked the behavior with the new dbadmin.

Things work fine for me.

Notes:

1)

dbadmin is indeed the database administration section of the dashboard app.

2)

In the dbadmin, the table is shown as a form. So the interests field is shown as a selectbox, making it impossible to manually insert it as [1,2] or [2,1] here.

Check if you have the latest version of the dashboard app.

3) 

Also the issue 2 that you described did not give any issue for me.

I inserted a new record via the command line:

    >>> db.test_five.insert(name="Adam")

    2
    >>> db.commit()
    >>> db.test_five[2]
    <Row {'id': 2, 'name': 'Adam', 'emails': None}>

The I successfully changed the name "Adam" to "Adams" via dbadmin
And I checked again the value on the commandline
    >>> db.test_five[2]
    <Row {'id': 2, 'name': 'Adams', 'emails': []}>

Note that the value None was changed to [] after the update. 

4)  

Note that the requires=.... validators are enforced at the form level, not at the database level.