Can you describe the error? Do you get wrong sorting? That would be
known bug in the plugin is you have two windows displaying the same
elements.

On May 26, 2:20 pm, RobertVa <[email protected]> wrote:
> Today I encountered unusual error, while ajax sorting list thru jquery
> sortable interface and at the same time reading data from table, where
> sorting took place in a new browser window.
>
> Does this have to do with connection pooling and transactions?
>
> Here is function for sorting items, called thru ajax call:
>
> def sort():
>     #save sort order of all sites
>     data = request.vars.st
>     for idx in range(len(data)):
>         db(db.site.id == int(data[idx])).update(sort_order=idx)
>         #db.site[int(data[idx])] = dict(sort_order=idx)
>     #return ok result
>     response.headers['Content-Type']='text/plain'
>     return "Saved!"
>
> This is function for showing all data from database:
>
> def show():
>     sites = db().select(db.site.ALL, orderby=db.site.sort_order)
>     rs = []
>     sitecount = 1
>     #setup date range for today
>     today =
> datetime.datetime(request.now.year,request.now.month,request.now.day)
>     tomorrow = today + datetime.timedelta(days=1)
>     for site in sites:
>         news = db((db.site_news.site_id ==
> site.id)&(db.site_news.news_date>=today)&(db.site_news.news_date<tomorrow)).select(db.site_news.ALL,
> orderby=~db.site_news.news_date)
>         entries = []
>         for item in news:
>             entries.append({'title': item.title, 'link': item.link,
> 'summary': item.get('content', ''), 'hash': item.item_hash, 'id':
> item.id})
>         rs.append({'name': site.name, 'link': site.site_link,
> 'entries': entries, 'id': site.id})
>     return dict(sites=rs)

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