In my controller:
def default():
f=open('/tmp/debug','w')
f.write( str( request.vars.tabs ) ) f.write( '\n' )
f.write( response.json(request.vars.tabs) )
return dict( tabs = response.json(request.vars.tabs) )
In /tmp/debug
["{'text': 'Tree List', 'args': {'trees': 'db.tree.id > 0'}, 'plugin':
'treeList'}", "{'text': 'Labels', 'args': {'eventInfo': {'labelClick':
'selectClade'}}, 'plugin': 'labelPanel'}", "{'text': 'Taxa', 'args':
{'query': '( db.taxa.id > 0 ) & ( db.node.id == db.taxa.nodeId )',
'source': 'table'}, 'plugin': 'taxaPanel'}"]
["{'text': 'Tree List', 'args': {'trees': 'db.tree.id > 0'}, 'plugin':
'treeList'}", "{'text': 'Labels', 'args': {'eventInfo': {'labelClick':
'selectClade'}}, 'plugin': 'labelPanel'}", "{'text': 'Taxa', 'args':
{'query': '( db.taxa.id > 0 ) & ( db.node.id == db.taxa.nodeId )',
'source': 'table'}, 'plugin': 'taxaPanel'}"]
In my view :
<script>
...
var tabs = eval( "(" + {{response.write(tabs, escape=False)}} +
")" );
....
</script>
It seems that the response.json and simplejson changed with the latest
upgrade. Also, It seems to me that the serialization should not have
inner double quotes and only double quotes at the beginning and ending
of the string if any at all.
What is the proper way to serialize a python list into json ?
