You can use conditional rendering in the view like a following:
{{if 'js_args' in response._vars:}}
Ok, got it
Thanks a lot ..
*Ben Duncan*
DBA / Chief Software Architect
Mississippi State Supreme Court
Electronic Filing Division
On Thu, Feb 21, 2019 at 3:53 AM Val K wrote:
> You can use conditional rendering in the view like a following:
> {{if 'js_args' in response._vars:}}
>
Today I tryied to do somthing like in instruction in web2py book and
another video and topics. In my way web2py work with version for windows
and don't work with source code. My test project "ererer" don't work also.
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don'
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Hello !
I'm trying to get a sqlform that display a specific entry, i've been able
to get it work like in the book but just with one condition
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i need to do something like this:
record = db.rutas.id == request.args(0) and db.lugar.user_id ==
auth.user['i
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