Florent Aide wrote:
Hello Jose,
You need to be a little more specific... I do links and js:onclick()
inside datagrid all the time but not in a generic (enough) way.
Have you got an example of what you are trying to achieve ?
We could use your own example as a base for answering you...
Regards,
Florent Aide
Hi Florent,
here a silly example...
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grid = AjaxGrid(refresh_url="search")
class Controller(object):
@expose(template="kid:sicer.templates.comuni.test5")
def index(self):
return dict(acfield=grid)
@expose(format="json")
def search(self):
date = datetime.today()
hour = date.strftime('%H')
minute = date.strftime('%M')
second = date.strftime('%S')
t = long(time.time() * 1000)
r = long(random.random() * 100000000000000000L)
return dict(
headers = ["Hour", "Minute", "Second"],
rows = [
[r+1, r+2, r+3],
[r+11, r+12, r+13],
[r+21, r+22, r+23],
],
)
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this script display a grid like this:
Hour | Minute | Second
--------------------------------
1212|123123|23123123
3231|322312|23123123
4433|333333|21212122
I would like to add an onclick event to rows,
but, I don't know how to pass attrs to it, seems the only parameters
used by AjaxGrid are:
params
defaults
refresh_text
id
jo
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