Thanks for the suggestion! I added a header check for the
web2py-component-element header.
I had to manually add the value to response.headers (from request.cid)
because I'm using a call to web2py_component I guess. But it works
perfectly!!
On Thursday, August 3, 2017 at 6:28:07 PM UTC-7, Anth
Be careful that your page isn't making any other Ajax requests, as your code is
not limited to the component requests only.
Anthony
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Thanks Anthony!! I resolved my problem with an ajaxSuccess event handler.
I am calling a web2py_component with the target div and using setTimeout to
achieve what I want. The code snippet in demo/f1.html is below for anyone
who may be interested:
my_url = "{{=URL('demo', 'f1.load')}}";
update_i
>
> I have an alert to verify that the data-w2p_remote is set correctly but
> the XHR is still made to the default page.
> Is there some sort of a trigger or a function that I can call that lets
> the code in web2py.js know that the URL in the data-w2p_remote attribute
> was changed?
> That wou
Thank you for your response.
As you suggested, I am currently trying to get around this by manually
adding the div layer (instead of LOAD helper) and setting the generated
link from the controller using response.js. Snippet below:
In demo/f1.html:
loading...
In controller f1:
url =
>
>
>1. My actual goal is to load this grid and keep refreshing it every 10
>seconds through XHR. For this, I created a simple view "demo/f1.load"
> which
>contains {{=grid}} and the "demo/f1.html" view has the following:
>{{=LOAD('demo', 'f1.load', ajax=True, content='Loading..
I started adding @cache on my functions without thinking the consequences.
For example, I have a function that returns that grid. So caching that
function would be a bad idea. =/
Em domingo, 4 de maio de 2014 15h59min11s UTC-3, Niphlod escreveu:
>
> what do you mean by "a wrong implementation o
what do you mean by "a wrong implementation of cache" ?
On Sunday, May 4, 2014 2:14:40 PM UTC+2, Elcimar wrote:
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> I will keep testing it for sure.
> I also was wondering if a wrong implementation of cache would cause this.
>
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I will keep testing it for sure.
I also was wondering if a wrong implementation of cache would cause this.
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the redis backend usues the same "logic" as session files, so a "bug" in
the code would show anyway...
to make a grid A go to page # means that you left another grid B at page #
if you're using defaults without specifying the formname argument. I don't
think there's another "hole" that makes gr
Well...
- It happens when the app is in production.
- It magically happens SOME(random)TIMES simply by opening the page and
hitting F5.
- It doesn't happen when I'm testing it in my development virtualbox vm.
- Nope, I'm not using reserved keywords, I prefer using im my native
language.
I sus
does this "magically" happens when you just left another grid at page #
1000 ? because that would be expected, since all grids share the same
session values to "remember" what the page # is. Also, please make sure
you're not using "reserved" request.vars (i.e. page=x) because then you're
tricki
OK, I've tried to clarify a bit.
Anthony
On Monday, March 3, 2014 7:31:42 AM UTC-5, mcamel wrote:
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> Anthony,
>
> Would you mind to make a patch to the manual to clarify this thing?.
>
> Actual explanation is quite obscure and i'm not sure to understand
> completely what it means:
>
> the args
Anthony,
Would you mind to make a patch to the manual to clarify this thing?.
Actual explanation is quite obscure and i'm not sure to understand
completely what it means:
the args argument of the grid specifies which request.args should be passed
> along and ignored by the object
Regards.
If the base URL for the grid includes args, you have to tell the grid to
preserve those args when it generates its own URLs. For example:
grid = SQLFORM.grid(..., args=request.args[:2])
Anthony
On Friday, February 28, 2014 8:18:04 PM UTC-5, horridohobbyist wrote:
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> I have a SQLFORM.grid with
:-)
On Wednesday, July 25, 2012 8:41:42 PM UTC-4, dave wrote:
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> Thank you very much this solved the problem, very nice people around, I
> guess im sticking to web2yp for my framework of choice
>
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Thank you very much this solved the problem, very nice people around, I
guess im sticking to web2yp for my framework of choice
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Yeah, it looks like the query string isn't propagated to the links within
the table. However, you can propagate URL args by specifying the "args"
argument to .grid(). Maybe something like this:
{{=LOAD('default', 'ajaxTable2.load', args=[60], ajax=True, target='grid')}}
$('#input4').keyu
I actually dont want 60, I just gave that as an example
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query = (db.applicant.id > 0) & (db.applicant.id < (request.vars.count
or 60)')
On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 5:13 PM, dave wrote:
> ok so this is what I have for the view
>
>
> $('#input4').keyup(function(){
> input_value = $("#input4").val();
> web2py_component('{{=URL("default", "aj
ok so this is what I have for the view
$('#input4').keyup(function(){
input_value = $("#input4").val();
web2py_component('{{=URL("default", "ajaxTable3.load")}}' + '?count='
+ input_value, 'grid');
});
and this is the controller function
def ajaxTable3():
query = (db.appli
Then don't use the ajax() function. Instead, create a jQuery event handler
to capture the keyup event. Then, in the handler, grab the input value and
refresh the component by calling:
web2py_component('{{=URL("default", "ajaxTable2.load")}}' + '?count='
+input_value
, 'grid')
In that case, the
The problem is when I filter using input boxes from outside, I need to use
the ajax function from the view,
like
, and I do replace the load function which is inside the div grid
{{=LOAD('default','ajaxTable2.load',ajax=True, target='grid',
content='loading...')}}
when the first page lo
I see. I was responding to your request for filtering (e.g., showing only
50 records). If you put the grid in a web2py component (e.g., via LOAD()),
then the links should automatically get trapped. Is there a reason you
don't want to use a component?
Anthony
On Monday, July 23, 2012 5:09:52 PM
the problem is whatever I do, the clicking the pagination triggers a whole
page refresh, the links are not trapped,
This describes the problem
Trapped Ajax links
A
Ajax links
Normally a link is not trapped, and by clicking in a link inside a
component, the entire linked page is loaded. Someti
When you submit a form in an Ajax component, only the component will
refresh -- so if you make a filter form contained in the component with the
grid, when the form is submitted, it will reload the whole component. You
can also customize the grid search widget to do whatever you want -- both
"s
Wow, that was fast, first time asker here,
I have an SQLFORM.grid in a view, when I click the pagination links at the
bottom of the page 1, 2, 3 etc, the whole page refreshes. To avoid this
problem, I created a component and put it in a view
{{=LOAD('default','ajaxTable2.load',ajax=True, target
No.
On Sunday, 22 July 2012 21:38:15 UTC-5, dave wrote:
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> Is there a way for SQLFRORM.grid pagination to not refresh the whole page
> without the use of the LOAD function?
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On Tue, 10 Apr 2012 21:38:15 -0700 (PDT), massimo.dipie...@gmail.com said:
> Please open a ticket about this in google code.
Added: http://code.google.com/p/web2py/issues/detail?id=758
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Please open a ticket about this in google code. Should be easy to fix.
On Tuesday, 10 April 2012 12:56:48 UTC-5, backseat wrote:
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> I have a SQLFORM.grid that says "67 records found", and shows the first 20
> (as I would expect). At the bottom, there are four buttons for the pages
> (1-4). If I c
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