Here is how I'm handling it:
grid = SQLFORM.grid(query,fields=fields,create=False,editable=False,
details=False,deletable=False,csv=False,
searchable=False, orderby=orderby,
selectable=lambda ids:redirect(URL('applications',
'quickOrderConfirm',
vars=dict(ids=ids
))),
maxtextlength=256,paginate=256)
Then in my applications/quickOrderConfirm function I use the following to
grab the ids:
feedOrderHistoryIds = []
if type(request.get_vars.ids) == type('str'):
feedOrderHistoryIds.append(request.get_vars.ids)
else:
for id in request.get_vars.ids:
feedOrderHistoryIds.append(id)
Isn't the prettiest code, but it is working for us.
-Jim
On Friday, June 21, 2013 2:00:43 AM UTC-5, PremKumar KrishnaKumar wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I am trying out webapp development using web2py and need your direction in
> finding a solution
>
> I use links to display a check-box in sqlform.grid and in the form I have
> a button.
>
> links = [dict(header='Actioned',body=lambda row:
> INPUT(_name='action',_type='checkbox'))]
>
> Once I click the button I wanted to retrieve all the ids and flag and if
> it is checked update to 1 else 0.
>
> Unfortunately i couldn't figure how to access the values also I don't want
> to call a controller function for every row but instead wanted to do it for
> all records displayed in the grid.
>
> Would appreciate any direction that you could provide
>
>
>
>
>
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