thanks Massimo,
but your answers just makes me more confuse ...
On 19-10-2010 02:06, mdipierro wrote:
> Mind that it is not a good idea to do this:
>
> URL("call", "run", "Set_Page", args="77" )
well this the exactly what the books says at page 396,
and it although I don't understand why "call" and "run" is needed,
(but I think it has something todo with services)
but it works.
> i.e. pass the application name. You want instead
>
> URL("run", "Set_Page", args="77" )
>
this is not in the book and it doesn't work (in my case) ;-)
here a small overview:
LSB_Menu.append ( [ 'Stef1', URL("run","Set_Page","77") ]) ## invalid
request
LSB_Menu.append ( [ 'Stef2', URL("call","run","Set_Page","77") ]) ##
internal error
LSB_Menu.append ( [ 'Stef3', "call/run/Set_Page/77" ]) ## OK
LSB_Menu.append ( [ 'Stef4', URL("call/run/Set_Page/77") ]) ## OK
LSB_Menu.append ( [ 'Stef3', "run/Set_Page/77" ]) ## invalid
function
LSB_Menu.append ( [ 'Stef5', URL("run/Set_Page/77") ]) ## invalid
function
What am I doing wrong ?
thanks,
Stef
> else if the app is renamed the links break.
>
> On Oct 18, 6:52 pm, Stef Mientki <[email protected]> wrote:
>> hello,
>>
>> I'm trying to call a service from menu buttons,
>> and I read somewhere in the manual, you should always use URL()
>>
>> Now this works:
>> LSB_Menu.append ( [ 'Stef3',"call/run/Set_Page/77" ])
>>
>> But the following don't (while printing the URL result, looks ok), why ??
>> #LSB_Menu.append ( [ 'Stef4',URL("call", "run", "Set_Page", args="77" ) ])
>> #LSB_Menu.append ( [ 'Stef5',URL("call", "run", "Set_Page", vars="77" ) ])
>> #LSB_Menu.append ( [ 'Stef5',URL("call", "run", "Set_Page", "77" )])
>>
>> # this is the service
>> from gluon.tools import Service
>> service = Service(globals())
>> def call():
>> return service()
>> @service.run
>> def Set_Page(Nr):
>> return dict ( m='aap',b=99,c=Nr)
>>
>> thanks,
>> Stef Mientki
