you might need to db.commit() after the delete().
versioning might be doing a commit() for you.
On Tuesday, July 15, 2014 9:05:09 AM UTC-5, samurai wrote:
No, I hadn''t. But it worked on turning it on. Thanks
But I don't get it. Record versioning just creates an archived db for the
No, I hadn''t. But it worked on turning it on. Thanks
But I don't get it. Record versioning just creates an archived db for the
modifications done. So how this feature being disabled is restricting me
from deleting a record ??
*Shubham Jain*
3rd Year, Software Engg
Delhi Technological
Did you turn on versioning?
Can you post a traceback?
On Friday, July 11, 2014 3:21:14 PM UTC+8, samurai wrote:
As both Manuele and Leonel said, I changed it to args(0). But no use. It
was still not working.
I actually changed a bit and now I am getting 'd' by get.vars.
def pro_del():
As both Manuele and Leonel said, I changed it to args(0). But no use. It
was still not working.
I actually changed a bit and now I am getting 'd' by get.vars.
def pro_del():
d = request.get_vars.d
db(db.products.product_id == d).delete()
session.flash = Product
This is the function for deleting a record from database.
def pro_del():
d = request.args
db(db.products.product_id == d).delete()
session.flash = Product Deleted
redirect(URL('default','index'))
#return locals()
The id is successfully getting passed to
Il 09/07/14 10:32, samurai ha scritto:
def pro_del():
d = request.args
db(db.products.product_id == d).delete()
session.flash = Product Deleted
redirect(URL('default','index'))
#return locals()
try this:
def pro_del():
d = request.args(0) or
Thanks Manuele. Just writing (0) worked for me as my product_id is'nt an
int type. Its alphanumeric.
On Wednesday, July 9, 2014 4:32:55 PM UTC+5:30, Manuele wrote:
Il 09/07/14 10:32, samurai ha scritto:
def pro_del():
d = request.args
db(db.products.product_id ==
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