Hello Kevin ,
Thanks a lot for your reply.
what i want to do is :
def items():
wo = db(db.WO.id == request.vars.wo_id).select()[0]
checkList_items = db(db.checklist_item.cl_id ==
request.vars.cl_id).select(orderby="checklist_item.id DESC")
form = SQLFORM(SQLDB(None).define_table('myform',
db.WO.project_title,
db.WO.project_manager
),submit_button=T("save"))
form.vars.project_title = wo.project_title
form.vars.project_manager = wo.project_manager
count = 4
for item in checkList_items:
form[0].insert(count,TR(TD(item.id),TD(item.item),TD(INPUT(_type='radio',_value="NA"
,
_name=item.id
,_class="answer_class",_id="answer_options"+str(item.id)),_colspan=1),TD(INPUT(_type='radio',_value='YES'
,
_name=item.id
,_class="answer_class",_id="answer_options")),TD(INPUT(_type='radio',_value='NO'
,
_name=item.id
,_class="answer_class",_id="answer_options"),TD(INPUT(_type='text',_id='comment',_name="comment"+str(item.id))))))
if form.accepts(request.vars, session):
for item in checkList_items:
try:
if request.vars[str(item.id)]:
if request.vars[str(item.id)] == "NO" and
request.vars["comment"+str(item.id)] == "":
session.flash = "Error"
#return dict(form=request.vars)
form.vars = request.vars
#redirect(URL(r=request,f='items',vars=request.vars)) ## Here
redirected to empty from How can i fix this
return dict(form=form)
else:
db.answers.insert(field_clI_id=request.vars.fCL_id,clI_id=item.id,answer=request.vars[str(item.id)],comment=request.vars["comment"+str(item.id)])
redirect(URL(r=request,f='view'))
except KeyError:
print "Error KeyValue"
db.answers.insert(field_clI_id=request.vars.fCL_id,clI_id=item.id,answer='None')
redirect(URL(r=request,f='view'))
return dict(form=form)
On Mar 20, 6:08 pm, Kevin Ivarsen <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Neveen,
>
> Without a bit more context I'm having trouble determining the problem. In
> principle you should be able to pass vars=request.vars to URL and have them
> show up in the redirected URL. For example:
>
> def func1():
> if request.vars.value == "hello":
> return "you submitted hello"
> else:
> redirect(URL('func2', vars=request.vars))
>
> def func2():
> return BEAUTIFY(request.vars)
>
> If you go to "/app/controller/func1?name=Bob" you will be redirected
> to /app/controller/func1?name=Bob, and request.vars will include a
> .name='Bob' attribute.
>
> If you go to "/app/controller/func2?name=Bob&value=hello" you'll stay at
> func1 and see "you submitted hello".
>
> Try starting with that example, verifying that it works for you, and then
> extending it to do what you need.
>
> If you could describe a little more about what you are trying to do, and/or
> include a bit more of the code you're working with, I might be able to
> provide more help. There may be a better way to do this already built in to
> web2py.
>
> Cheers,
> Kevin
