hello one and all,
i read the article in the book:
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/4#Sharing-the-global-scope-with-modules-using-the-current-object
and so i added to my db.py model file after the assignment of db and auth:
from gluon import current
current.db, current.auth = db, auth
and i created a new module called mcp0.py under the modules section and
added say the function:
def chkSession(subscribing=False):
auth, db, session, request, response = current.auth, current.db,
current.session, current.request, current.response
tCase, tSheet = db.cases, db.worksheets
...
return etc
being sure that "current" is called in the function and not globally to
make sure the threads are kept straight.
now this is where it gets strange, when i generate a link like
https://domain.com/app/controller/function/30 and click on it, the
application returns an error because the argument of 30 changes to None.
now if i type the 30 back into the URL, it will return the page ok. but
clicking on the link, which is a correct link, somehow the argument list
gets lost between the click and the function maintaining that argument
list. and again, if i manually type it, the 30, the page loads fine.
weird and i don't understand it. ok, let me know, lucas
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