>
> I don't understand why you have the same calculation in your controller
> and your view,
>
not sure what do you mean about calculation, i think is about variable
definition (status and value) i define it on controllers and views
e.g.
1. if i'm not define the variable status and value in views, it will return
an error
2. if i define variable status and value on top of the views (1st line of
the file), not using condition check, the result is not expected (no error
occured)
3. the one that catch up with my expected is like above because it will
recross check again all the value of total debit, total credit, status,
either, the page 1st load or the page is had the new value with ajax
callback.
> or where the "total_debit" and "total_credit" come from (maybe you're just
> not showing all the detail, but your controller's return isn't passing
> those to the view).
>
yes, as it said in the code """ cutted """
>
> Also, in your return, do you need to fill in 'value' like you do for
> 'status'?
> return "jQuery('#status').html('%s'); jQuery('#status').css('class', %s);"
> % (status, value)
>
>
yes, because like anthony explaination, the procedure is removeclass()
first to complete remove existing css class and then re addclass() again
with the 'css' value from the controller.
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