sorry, I over simplified. I'd like to handle more than two conditionals.
For example, based on another field's value, I would like a different
message to appear.
So with two conditionals, syntax does work. Seel yellow
connection_canceling_links = [dict(header='Cancel connection',
body=lambda row: A('Withdraw my invitation',
_href=URL('delete_connection_request_i_sent', args=row.auth_membership.id,
vars=dict(person_first_name=row.auth_user.first_name,
person_last_name=row.auth_user.last_name,
person_user_id=row.auth_user.id)), _class='btn') if
row.auth_membership.is_active else DIV('Historical data',
_style='color:DarkGray'))]
But how to add another IF statement as in below (which raises syntax
error). See orange IF added to the already-working yellow ones
connection_canceling_links = [dict(header='Cancel connection',
body=lambda row: A('Withdraw my invitation',
_href=URL('delete_connection_request_i_sent', args=row.auth_membership.id,
vars=dict(person_first_name=row.auth_user.first_name,
person_last_name=row.auth_user.last_name,
person_user_id=row.auth_user.id)), _class='btn') if
row.auth_membership.is_active DIV('Testing data', _style='color:Orange') if
row.auth_membership.status = '10' else DIV('Historical data',
_style='color:DarkGray'))]
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