> I'm using SQLFORM.grid and would like to update the fields of a table > via AJAX without the user having to click edit then submit in a new > page.
You can learn how to do this and more here: http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/11 > Another request is a way to specify my own create and edit forms. if len(request.args) > 2 and request.args[-3]=='edit': form = my_edit_form response.view = 'my_edit_view.html' if len(request.args) >1 and request.args[-2]=='new': . . . > If > the grid is created on a join, then the create and edit forms are > based on only one table. Perhaps there is also a clever automatic way > to generate a form based on a join. Check out smartgrid. On Dec 21, 5:14 am, Liam <[email protected]> wrote: > First up, I'm new to web2py and am enjoying using it very much. Thanks > Massimo! > > I'm using SQLFORM.grid and would like to update the fields of a table > via AJAX without the user having to click edit then submit in a new > page. > eg. I have a table, one of the columns is a boolean value (this gets > displayed as a checkbox), the user can click the checkbox and the > table gets updated automatically. > > A related problem, assigning a class or id to the rows or columns so > javascript can respond to changes in the table entries. > > Another request is a way to specify my own create and edit forms. If > the grid is created on a join, then the create and edit forms are > based on only one table. Perhaps there is also a clever automatic way > to generate a form based on a join. > > Does anybody know how to do this, if not, would they be considered in > future versions?
