Il 08/07/14 07:54, Manuele Pesenti ha scritto:
> Il 07/07/14 23:49, Anthony ha scritto:
>> I'm not sure how easy that would be in the browser without hacking
>> web2py.js, but on the server, you can check for when a deletion
>> happens and then send back some JS to be executed. Not tested, but
>> maybe something like:
>>
>> |
>> defmygrid():
>> ifrequest.args(-3)=='delete':
>> deleted_record =db.mytable(request.args(-1))
>> response.js =[JS code to be executed upon completion of the
>> Ajaxrequest]
>> grid =SQLFORM.grid(db.mytable)
>> returndict(grid=grid)
>> |
>>
>> Anthony
> Thank you Antony,
> it could be a solution... I'll try it :)
Great it works perfectly for my needs!! Thank you again.
M.
>
> M.
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