<Controller>
def index():
select_list = (Create a SELECT of options with the
_onchange="ajax('ajax_requery',['selectlist'],'div_grid')
grid = SQLFORM.grid(...)
div_grid = DIV(grid, _id="div_grid")
return dict(div_grid = div_grid, select_list=select_list)
def ajax_requery():
#called by Ajax, returns grid, ajax() puts it in DIV = "div_grid"
grid = SQLFORM.grid(...)
return grid
<View>
{{=select_list}}
{{=div_grid}}
Issue I'm seeing:
On the 1st visit to the controller and I press "Add" on the grid, and all
works well. The browser is sent to:
/App/controller/index/new/... A create form is created by the grid...
If I change the select list and cause the ajax function (ajax_requery) to
put a new grid into the DIV "div_grid", then press "Add" on the inserted
grid, the _href on the "Add" button causes the browser to be sent to:
/App/controller/*ajax_requery*/new... Causing the grid to fail
I feel like I'm missing a best practice design pattern and wanted to ask
the best way to accomplish the above. I could go in with the DOM and
edit the _href of the grid button, but that seems pretty hacky... Figure
there's a better way.
Thanks in advance.
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