If I use A instead of button then its calling perfectly but i have to show
Delete as a button not as a link.
Second observation: if I am adding Delete button/link beside Search and
Clear button, and if I click Query input field, its not showing query
filling fields(drop down menu,conditional fields, New,Close buttons etc...)
And third point is : suppose I want to pass the selected query to function
"test", how can I do that?
On Tue, Nov 20, 2012 at 2:32 PM, Niphlod <niph...@gmail.com> wrote:
> whoopsy, did you try with a simple A instead of a button ?
> TAG.a('Delete',_id="px-**delete",_type="button",_href=U**RL('test'))
>
>
> On Tuesday, November 20, 2012 6:27:18 AM UTC+1, Amit wrote:
>>
>> Thanks Niphold for sharing the example code, but still it is not working
>> means upon clicking on the "Delete" button, it's not calling the test
>> function, Please see below the code:
>>
>>
>> def status():
>> grid = SQLFORM.grid(db.status)
>> grid[0][1][1].components = [
>> TAG.button('Delete',_id="px-**delete",_type="button",_href=U**RL(
>> 'test'))
>> ]
>> return locals()
>>
>> def test():
>> db().select(db.status.id>0).de**lete()
>> db.commit()
>> redirect(URL('status'))
>>
>> And screenshot of the status page with Delete button:
>>
>>
>>
>> Please help me to find out what wrong I am doing in the code.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Monday, 19 November 2012 20:48:49 UTC+5:30, Niphlod wrote:
>>>
>>> all the records ?
>>> if you need to execurte your "test()" function you just need the browser
>>> to "go" to that page. Let's assume that in your controller you have
>>>
>>> def index():
>>> grid = grid(db.testtable)
>>> grid[0][1][1].components = [
>>> TAG.button('testbutton', _id="px-delete",_type="button"**,_href=
>>> URL('test'))
>>> ]
>>>
>>> def test():
>>> # delete all records of db.testtable
>>> db(db.testtable.id>0).delete()
>>> redirect(URL('index'))
>>>
>>>
>>> Assuming that:
>>> - you go to myapp/default/index and see the grid with the button
>>> (assuming the code fragment you posted works for adding a button, didn't
>>> test it).
>>> - press that button
>>> - the browser will go to the page myapp/default/test (the button was a
>>> normal link)
>>> - web2py will delete the table
>>> - and you'll be redirected back to your (now empty) grid.
>>>
>>> Is it clear ? Is this what you want to achieve ?
>>>
>>> --
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