If by current you mean 1.98.2 then yes, I saw that code and I wondered
how it is happening, not sure yet.
Sample code to reproduce:
#controller
def buttons():
return dict()
def button_test():
def mouseup(s='true'):
return "jQuery('#button_test input[type=\'checkbox
\']').attr('checked',%s);return false;"%s
# note: it does not matter if there is 'return false' at the end
or not
NBSP = XML(' ')
ee = [CAT(INPUT(_name = 'opt%s'%x, _value = 'opt%s'%x, _type =
'checkbox'),
NBSP,
SPAN('opt%s'%x),
BR())
for x in range(3)]
ee.insert(0, CAT(
BUTTON('Select all', _ONMOUSEUP = mouseup()), NBSP,
BUTTON('Deselect all', _ONMOUSEUP = mouseup('false')), BR() ))
ee.append(INPUT(_type = 'submit', _value = T('Submit')))
return FORM(*ee)
#view
{{extend 'layout.html'}}
{{=LOAD('comps', 'button_test.load', ajax=True,
target='button_test')}}
When one clicks the 'Select all' button visually nothing happens but
the checkboxes are first marked as checked but then a POST
button_test.load is issued which effectively clears them out again by
replacing the form with a clean one. Somehow the mouse event is
causing the reload.
