[15:47]<Jonathan2> hey guys : ) [15:48]<zumbrunn> hi Jonathan2 :-) [15:48]<Jonathan2> hey zum [15:49]<Jonathan2> don't suppose you have time for a quick Helma question? [15:49]<zumbrunn> sure... [15:49]<Jonathan2> great - hope I don't get kicked for flooding (wow - this irc thing has been a while for me!) [15:50]<Jonathan2> _db = foxDB [15:50]<Jonathan2> _table = LIST [15:50]<Jonathan2> _id = ID [15:50]<Jonathan2> datetime = DATETIME [15:50]<Jonathan2> _children = collection(LI); [15:50]<Jonathan2> _children.local = ID [15:50]<Jonathan2> _children.foreign = LISTID [15:50]<Jonathan2> _children.order = LIORDER asc [15:50]<Jonathan2> _children.accessname = LISTID [15:51]<Jonathan2> is there something very wrong with this - am I allowed to set ID as a local key for the _children? somehow their LISTID isn't being set... [15:52]<zumbrunn> unless earl chimes in, you better take that to the mailing list [15:52]<zumbrunn> don't think I can help with that [15:52]<Jonathan2> okay cool - pff this Helma stuff is fun, until I have to do things with parents and children : ) [15:53]<zumbrunn> lol [15:53]<Jonathan2> ; ) [15:55]<Jonathan2> ah well maybe in the future I'll only have to deal with rabbits! hehe [16:04]<Jonathan2> found the problem [16:04]<Jonathan2> I hadn't set: listid = LISTID in the LI prototype [16:05]<Jonathan2> which is kinda counter-intuitive, since when you the same with local and foreign keys on object(prototype) it breaks the relation - oh well