load calls web2py_component(), that is defined in web2py_ajax.js . Look at that if you're looking to an integration with your code.
On Saturday, December 1, 2012 10:45:49 AM UTC+1, Joe Barnhart wrote: > > So I'm designing the world's greatest user interface and I happened on the > idea of making my numerous SQLFORMs easier to navigate by using jQuery UI > tabs and the "load ajax" feature. > > Conceptually, what I want to do should be simple. Load the form using > =LOAD, but only when the tab is clicked on. When the user clicks on > another tab, another SQLFORM is ajax-loaded, and so forth. > > Both jQuery UI and the web2py LOAD features work perfectly alone. I can > even use the LOAD function with jQuery tabs as long as I don't try to use > the "beforeLoad" event to load the form. I just can't figure out the > javascript secret sauce to get them to play together. > > I'm really impressed by the power of the web2py LOAD function. The > contributor really knew what he was doing! If I can just understand its > underpinnings a little better I can use it for more than the simple case in > the book. > > --
