Funny enough I actually purchased the pdf from lulu and read it
twice ... obviously once too less :)
Thanks, but as described on page 113,114 the args=['x', 'y'] seems not
to work. If you pass a list with one single element it works, multiple
elements separated by comma do not.
SO I need something like this to retrieve the default values from db
now:
row=db(db.user.uname==request.args[0]).select()
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
right ?
odd, the select statement seems to be not correct I am not too good
with dbs either :)
ciao
Stefan
On 2 Okt., 16:36, Yarko Tymciurak <[email protected]> wrote:
> See section 4.2 in the manual for an explanation of the argument-URL
> convention in web2py (P. 113; http://www.web2py.com/examples/default/docs)
>
> Note: If a controller function takes arguments, it is not exposed to views
> (rather, just for server-side use); passing from view to controller is done
> through request.args[], or request.vars. For example,
>
> ...
> <td>{{=A(uname, _href=URL(r=request, f='edit_user',
> args=[uname]))}}</td>
> ...
>
> would be fetched as:
>
> ...
> def edit_user():
> uname = request.args[0]
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