by the way - FF 3.6.6 seems to ignore request.ajax as it behaves as if I haven't changed user() function at all ???
On Aug 20, 11:36 pm, Jurgis Pralgauskis <[email protected]> wrote: > hello, by default, if some function needs auth, w2p gives back some > text/html: > When I work with components ajax way, I don't want my content parts to > get mangled with it... > 1) if I am not logged in, it would flood my tiny content area with big > login page clone :) > 2) in my case, I want my current content (of target div) to stay in > place if I don't have permisions, (and new content should replace it > only if accessible). > > so I made a small patch, You can test it > hearhttps://web2py-gae-test.appspot.com/auth_for_web2py_components/defaul... > its default new app with several changes in > /controllers/default.py : user() > /views/web2py_ajax.html : web2py_ajax_page() > > is it a good way? or how would be better? > > /controllers/default.py > > def user(): > if request.ajax: > result = auth() > if not auth.user: > return "ERROR" +"<br> You should %s first <br>\n" % > ( A('login', _target="blank", _href=auth.settings.login_url).xml()) > if isinstance(result, str): > response.flash = result > return "ERROR" > return result # no dict(form=result) > else: > return dict(form=auth()) > > /views/web2py_ajax.html > > 'success': function(text) { > if (text.startsWith( "ERROR" )) { > jQuery('#'+target).prepend( text.substr( "ERROR".length ) ); > } > else { > jQuery('#'+target).html(text); > }
