Yes. I had forgotten about the lambda option. :-) On Wednesday, 26 February 2014 03:44:21 UTC-6, mcamel wrote: > > Looking at gluon/sqltml.py code i think i realized how 'linkto' works: > > - is a lambda is passed, it's used to generate the href > - if not, a string is concatenated: href = '%s/%s/%s' % (linkto, > tablename, r_old) > > The manual says nothing about expecting a lambda, so i figured out you > have to pass an URL and after that, 'tablename' and 'r_old' were appended > automatically to the args part. But it's not that way: if you do not pass a > lambda, you only can pass the name of a function (and then 'tablename' and > 'r_old' are appended at the end). > > Knowing that, this code seems to do the trick (replacing the empty string > with the name of the function to redirect): > > l = lambda field, type, ref: URL(f='', args=[ref, field], > vars=dict(data='data > in vars')) > > If you agree you can close 1881 ticket. It's not a bug at the code (maybe > at the manual). > > By the way, is it proper to open issues to suggest corrections of the > manual (i have a few)?. > > Thanks. > > > El martes, 25 de febrero de 2014 23:30:14 UTC+1, Massimo Di Pierro > escribió: >> >> Now I understand better. You cannot pass vars to linkto. That is by >> design because in principle, the linkto function may need parameters >> specified by the SQLFORM. >> > >
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